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Parenting & Family

Groovy baby names that rocked the 1970s

1970s couple laying in the grass holding baby up

House parties are the new speed dating: The surprising dating trends taking over in 2026

A young woman sings karaoke at a house party.

Parenting & Family

The rise of the single-syllable middle name: Why Faye, June, and Pearl are having a moment

A couple staring at their newborn baby who is sleeping.

Retrospective

25 photos that show what life looked like in 1975

A woman working on her VW van

Beauty & Grooming

How to lift cleavage naturally

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Parenting & Family

The affordable daycare that keeps parents close

Young children playing with bubbles in day care. In the U.S., families spend between nine percent and 16 percent of their median income on full-day care for just one child.

Parenting & Family

Parents say Roblox 'parental controls' aren’t enough: What new data reveals

A young child sitting on a sofa and playing Roblox using a tablet.

Parenting & Family

NAEP scores for class of 2024 show major declines, with fewer students college ready

Student reading a book preparing for a college test.

Parenting & Family

Jumping jacks, lunges and squats, and better test scores

Three elementary-school-age students jumping in the air next to desks in a classroom.

Parenting & Family

Why are so few kids reading for pleasure?

Collage of curious and surprised children and books in black and white over a red background.

Parenting & Family

Suicide claims more Gen Z lives than previous generation

Jessie Edmond holds a photo of her son, Julian 'Wolf' Rivera, who died at 27 in 2019 in Middletown, New York.

Parenting & Family

5 tips for car safety on the spookiest night of the year

A classic car drives down a spooky road at night.

Parenting & Family

What if diapers were free for the parents who need them most?

A daycare center's shelf with stacks of various children's diapers with their names written on them.

Parenting & Family

America’s special education crisis: How teacher shortages threaten our most vulnerable students

An instructional assistant helping an autistic student with a lesson or activity from a tablet.

Parenting & Family

Who can actually get a COVID-19 vaccine? Navigating the latest recommendations

A doctor puts adhesive bandage on a woman's arm after vaccination.