“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Kids are asked to answer this, even as early as preschool — but some people think it's a harmful question. What can you ask instead? “Children ...

“Subway Takes,” a social media series, says kids shouldn’t be asked the question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” ...

I am a 42-year-old man who is happily married with two kids. I have been teaching overseas in different countries since I was 25 years old. I am the only one working right now in the family.

We grew up with food rules, guilt and shame. Our kids don't have to. 'We want our kids to have a relationship with food that’s grounded in trust, joy and respect.' ...

About 17% of kids are admitted for overnight observation following a scary allergic reaction to food, medicine or insect bites, researchers reported.

I didn't realize until I became a parent that my parents sent me to camp because they needed a break. I don't send my kids to camp so we can travel.

We have failed one generation of Black kids, and we must ensure we don't drop the ball on another.

You don’t need to memorize every parenting book ever written. You don’t need to build elaborate crafts or plan themed weekends. You just need to show up, consistently.

Farm Succession: Don’t Neglect The Value Of Planning The good news is there are legal devices to do whatever a farmer wants to do. The key is using the right mechanisms for the relationship piece.