Parenting

World-Renowned Baby Photographer Talks Motherhood

By Anne Geddes

The Best (and Worst) Advice From Famous Moms

By TIME Staff

A Case for Parenting the Dolphin--Not Tiger--Mom Way

By Dr. Shimi Kang

What Mothers Really Want for Mother's Day

By Liz O'Donnell
More in Parenting

Study: Keyboards Are Influencing What You Name Your Baby

A University of Chicago psychologist analyzed baby names cataloged for the past 50 years and found a modern right-side bias

By Katy Steinmetz

How Your Career Can Make You a Better Mom

Next time you feel guilty, just remember: your career doesn't make you a worse mom, it makes you a better one

By Charlotte Alter

Good Parenting Skills: 7 Research-Backed Ways to Raise Kids Right

I’ve posted about the research behind happy families and solid marriages, but what does science say about good parenting skills?Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman do an excellent job of rounding up the latest research in...

By TIME Staff

My Fight With California to Treat My Autistic Son

When Ana Beatriz Cholo's son turned three, state and local agencies tried to pull the plug on her child's special education.

By Ana Beatriz Cholo

Stay-at-Home Moms: Not Who You Think They Are

Forget the mommy wars, the real battle; for many stay at homes is just getting by.

By Belinda Luscombe

Gwyneth Paltrow Attempts to Consciously Uncouple From the Mommy Wars

But the war on Gwyneth continues to rage

By Kelly Conniff

Don't Let Your Husband Be a Stay-At-Home Dad

Quitting your job to be a full-time parent is an equal-opportunity risk, though fathers opting out can sometimes be worse for families.

By TIME Staff

Stop Worrying About Your Kids' Screen Time

A father interviews his daughters about his own media habits

By Brian Braiker

Spanish Bill Would Require Kids to Do Chores

The Spanish measure, dubbed the Child Protection Bill, would extend beyond regulating housework and homework. According to the Madrid newspaper The Local, children under 18 in Spain would also have to “respect school rules” and “study as required”

By Randye Hoder

20 Simple Secrets Of Happy Families – All Backed By Science

Where You Live MattersVia 100 Simple Secrets of Happy Families: People who are highly satisfied with their neighborhood are 25 percent more likely to be highly satisfied with their family life. -Toth, Brown, and Xu...

By Eric Barker

The Real Problem With Women as the Family Breadwinner

Fox News isn't all wrong, but it ain't (just) about the money

By Belinda Luscombe

Your Son's Behavior in Kindergarten Could Keep Him from College

A new study predicts that the gap between boys' and girls' grades in elementary school means fewer male college graduates

By Eliana Dockterman

WATCH: Mom's Dance Party Backfires in the Most Hilarious Way Possible

Turn down for what?

By Melissa Locker

Firstborn Girls Are the Best at Life

A new study finds that firstborn girls are more likely to be ambitious and to pursue higher educational degrees than their younger siblings

By Eliana Dockterman

Want to Help Your Kid Get a Job? Back Off

A new survey reveals that helicopter parents are overly involved in their children’s job searches

By Randye Hoder

Kids With One Parent Are Just as Happy as Kids With Two

New study of 7-year olds finds family structure doesn't affect happiness in kids

By Charlotte Alter
1...3839404142
More from TIME
More From TIME