Census: Married People Less Stressed, Their Kids Better Educated During Coronavirus Shutdowns
Married parents were about 20 percent less likely to be depressed than unmarried parents, and they spent more time home-educating their kids, during coronavirus lockdowns.
Exploiting Child Suicide To Bully Parents Of Trans Kids Is The Ultimate Science Denial
Parents shouldn’t allow themselves to be bullied into agreeing to radical, experimental medical procedures they know deep down are bad for their child.
How Black Lives Matter’s Antagonism To Marriage And Family Hurts Black Americans
BLM seeks to dismantle the very institution that research consistently shows is most likely to aid and empower black Americans: the natural family.
To Truly Reduce Racial Disparities, We Must Acknowledge Black Fathers Matter
The only institution to which today’s black children are routinely denied is marriage. Their plight won’t improve until they receive equal access.
This $1,500 Robot Will Talk To Kids So Parents Don’t Have To
Perhaps expensive tech like Moxie the robot can help solve problems tech generally exacerbates, or perhaps it’s time to put down the screens and start talking to our kids again.
The Role Of Family And Community During The Lockdown
To further understand the state of American communities, The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) hosted a webinar Monday on “Family and Community Amid the Lockdown.”
You Can’t Fix Tough Adoptions With ‘Re-Homing,’ Only Faithfulness
We tend to think if the road is hard, we are on the wrong road. With adoption, the opposite is usually true: The road is hard because we are doing it right.
America’s Baby Crisis Is A Bigger Threat Than The Pandemic
As COVID-19 cases continue declining in many states, new threats are emerging: Alongside growing unemployment rates and an increase in depression, births are declining.
Judge In Transgender Athletes Case: Don’t Call Males ‘Males,’ Because Science
By denying opponents the ability to describe their transgender positions without being publicly shamed, the left wins before the right can even articulate its argument.
How To Parent In A Pandemic
What children need to hear from a parent: We don’t know what life will look like on the other side of this virus. But we will find a way together.
Why Depressed Moms Often Depress Their Kids, And How To Stop The Cycle
Carrying the weight of a parent’s unhappiness is a heavy burden for a child. It makes sense that children prone to self-blame would develop anxiety from their mother’s depression.
Hitting Someone Won’t Solve Your Quarantine Frustrations. Take A Step Back
Being a parent during the best of times can be a trial for many, but these added stressors are enough to make anyone crack. To combat domestic violence, each of us must remember to let love guide us.
The True Story Of How I Met My Sister On ‘Jeopardy’
Sometimes—if we let it—the technology that often works to isolate us from our environment can work to bring people together.
Striking Images From Boston’s Empty Marathon Day And An Abandoned Fenway Park
The streets, the squares, the bars are empty. Even historic Fenway Park, where the Red Sox have scheduled a baseball game every year since 1959, lay deserted.
It’s Time For Families To Re-Embrace Intergenerational Living
Society should embrace intergenerational living when possible, permanently or intermittently. Our lives are richer when we grow together, sharing our joys and sorrows.
Why Child Abuse Is More Likely In Polyamorous Homes Like The Woman With Four Boyfriends
Everyone should care about ‘unconventional’ families that statistically put children in risky households. Polyamorous homes by their very nature always fall into that category.
Could ‘Stay-at-Home’ Orders Give Birth To A Global Baby Boom?
It has long been a cultural phenomenon that when people are confined to their homes due to dramatic weather events, babies start springing forth nine months later.
Amid A Pandemic, Photographers Help Grieving Parents Find Hope Through Suffering
Some parents tragically lose their infants and unborn children. One nonprofit, Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep, uses photography to help parents heal.
Brides And Grooms Scramble As Coronavirus Ruins Hundreds Of Thousands Of Weddings
Nearly 350,000 U.S. weddings and more than 600,000 international weddings were set to take place in April and May alone. Not any more. What are couples to do?
How To Parent A Preschooler And Work Remotely While Not Going Insane
Here are three ways you can encourage learning, play, and discovery in your little ones, with minimal television and while allowing you to get your work done.
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