The joys and struggles of the toddler years may be behind you, but they’ve been replaced by a fresh set of challenges. Your child can now speak, yet truly connecting through conversation can still be ...

We like to tell our kids they can be anything. An astronaut, doctor, horse rider, pop star—anything! However, at the end of ...

Cycle-breaking, attachment, and cause-and-effect parenting are some of the top parenting styles now on the rise for America’s youngest kids, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 parents of ...

There is no such thing as a perfect parent, but those who raise children who are genuinely happy usually have several ...

Parenting a child with a special need, whether a physical disability, a learning delay, an emotional challenge, or a developmental disorder, may require the acquisition of specific skills, such as ...

Working parents often feel guilty about not being able to spend enough time with their kids. The work pressure, office hours, and mental exhaustion leave parents with little energy to spend quality ...

Preschool drop-offs are emotionally challenging for working parents, marked by children's tears and parental guilt.

Diverging from the hands-off approach of laissez-faire parenting or the well-intentioned but hovering tendencies of helicopter parenting, snowplow parenting is characterized by a meticulous effort on ...