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The Department of Education has announced that it is investigating a Massachusetts school district over allegedly enabling a minor girl student's "gender transition" without the knowledge of parents or securing their consent.
Why does Gen Z seem so anxious, cautious, and emotionally exhausted? Most people blame smartphones, social media, or bad parenting. But history suggests something much deeper.
If you're a parent, a coach, a grandparent, or someone who grew up with a father who couldn't just let you enjoy something - this one's for you.
...every second. What used to be slow, calm storytelling has turned into flashing colors, rapid cuts, and constant noise. It made to hold their attention… but not in a healthy way. No wonder so many children struggle to focus, It's not that kids
In debating a social media ban for minors, it appears we face a choice between two perceived harms.
In this episode, I sit down with Luke Hammond from Dirt Academy Kids to talk about how gardening can shape your kids' health, skills, and mindset for life.
Twelve-year-olds in the U.S. live in a world where smartphone access feels almost unavoidable, yet the decision to give a device at this age carries far more weight than some parents realize.
We all know the stereotypes: teenagers are lazy, hormone-ridden, emotionally unstable, irrational creatures. But what's really going on in the teenage brain and how does knowledge of this developmental process help us to foster a better relationshi
"If your kids went through puberty on a smartphone with social media, they came out different than human beings before" says Jonathan Haidt, author of the bestseller "The Anxious Generation."
Our kids are being targeted by AI chatbots on a massive scale, and most parents have no idea that this is happening.
...& Isolated Young Men. The kids are not alright.
Attention Parents: RFK Jr. Links Autism to "Certain Interventions," Says Big Announcement Next Month
...Routine Vaccines for Kids
In this video, you'll see how we involve our little ones in planting, watering, harvesting, and learning through hands-on activities in the garden.
Not everyone pines for the days without cell phones, but what about social media? Would you erase social media from the history books if you could?
High school graduates answer questions from their sixth-grade selves. The video amassed a whopping 37 million views
What happens when kids grow up in a culture of "inclusion" but aren't taught respect, resilience, or how to cope?
Have you ever noticed that pessimistic and depressed people avoid babies?
This week on the New World Next Week: craziness in the gold markets points to a major monetary shakeup ahead; USAID bankrolled a major international news network with ties to social media censorship; and the CDC is grooming kids for the next scamdemi
The 115-year-old organization known as the Boy Scouts of America has officially changed its name to be more "gender neutral."
Playing Classical Music to Babies in the Womb Can Stimulate Development, Effect Heart Rate and Nervous system
...and Build with Hammers. Parts of Dutch society are campaigning to bring risky playgrounds back into their cities and towns as concerns about too much time spent indoors, helicopter parenting, and childhood diabetes risk grow.
ancient way of growing kids by north nomads. so different from westerns!
Emotional testimony from a detransitioner: "What's gonna happen to the kids? You can't go back"
BEST MESSAGE OF THE DAY: We all need CONNECTION and we need it most from the people we love, FAMILY. I bet your dinner will be different from now on. FAMILY IS EVERYTHING
Having already exhausted its reserves, the Ukrainian government is now betting on recruiting children in schools as an efficient way of replacing its casualties on the battlefield.
Eating a fatty, sugary Western diet (read: junk food) during the crucial years of brain development impairs memory long-term, new research has found.
It's been a red-letter week for destroying the gender narrative. And the trans juggernaut just hit another speed bump.
Kids need to climb trees, jump off things and ride their bikes fast. That's what the Canadian Paediatric Society is recommending in a white paper out today: "Healthy childhood development through outdoor risky play."
