PALO ALTO, California—When the school year began a few weeks ago, Evelyn Villano-Green found a note pinned outside her garage. It was from a teacher in an experimental preschool favored
“When you came into my life, I imagined I’d be a super cool mom. I would be prepared and know what to do or have your dad as an ally
S potted this ultra-relatable text exchange on my feed: Mom 1: “I’ve had it. I’m selling my kid on eBay.” Mom 2: “Don’t be silly, you made him. Sell him
Confession: I’ve never had data on my (prepaid) phone. I sometimes load using Mercury Drug suki points; P50 can last me through a month. When I meet up with a
In studying correlations between drinking age and media use, Dr. Michael Rich, also known as the “mediatrician,” theorized that kids who spent more time using media would start drinking earlier.
Growing up, I was a fairly active child. My friends and I climbed our neighbors’ aratiles, mango and makopa trees, slid down roofs with only gutters to stop our bony
Harvard-trained psychiatrist Dr. Alok Kanojia failed in college because of video game addiction. His parents couldn’t help; nothing they had grown up with resembled how addictive technology has become. After
H ow often have you been triggered because your child just won’t listen or ignores you? I have, countless times. I’m the parent, so I should know better. Why is
I t’s hard to imagine publicist Ferdi Salvador worrying about anything. His job description is literally about being on top of crises. But being a parent, a single parent at
#StopPlayingZonePH is trending slowly but surely. Magnolia Hotshots assistant coach Juno Sauler advocates banning zone play for young basketball players. As a mom whose son is learning to play
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