Parenting

The former NBA star responded to comments made by his daughter about how she grew up without him being “present” in her life.

Fifty-three percent of Gen X parents are concerned their kids won’t be fully financially independent into adulthood, U.S. Bank data reveals.

Pregnant Georgetown Law student Brittany Lovely says she had to fight her school to get a final exam rescheduled when it fell close to her baby’s due date.

Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD, host of the Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic Podcast shares advice on broaching the subject this holiday season.

As the holiday season rolls around, one of the most debated parenting topics resurfaces: Should parents tell their kids that Santa isn’t real? Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore, a clinical psychologist and creator of the “Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic” podcast, sheds light on this hot topic in an interview with NBC.

Twin mom Kristen Fox did a double take when she opened a birthday party invite addressed to only one of her daughters. 

Jason Kelce and his wife announced that they were adding a fourth baby girl to the family, and the former NFL star shared how they are preparing.

Many families have been effectively cutting a second rent check to send their kids to day care, according to new data from the Department of Labor.

Would you name your baby Rover or Fido?

Children take their cues from the adults in their lives, so how should you handle it when they learn about something upsetting? Dr. Joshua Weiner offers advice for parents and guardians with News4’s Eun Yang.

Baby name consultant and mom of three Colleen Slagan has a ton of baby names she absolutely loves. But there are a few aspects of the baby naming process that give her “the ick.”

Whether it’s for friends, grandparents or the masses, parents are sharing info and intel about their kids on social media.

Social media is a great place to connect with loved ones and share life updates. But what are the hidden dangers when it comes to sharing photos and information about children? News4’s Erika Gonzalez spoke with a psychiatrist about what parents should keep in mind before posting.

While Amelia Wright ran a road race, her mother, Rebecca Wright, was going the extra mile … as a matchmaker.

This weekend, we “fall back” as daylight saving time comes to an end. That change can have a surprising impact on our mental health, especially for kids and teens. But there are steps parents can take to prepare.

A child born after loss is commonly referred to as a “rainbow baby,” but this term can sometimes be problematic.

The cake didn’t reveal the baby’s sex — a voicemail from the bakery did.

We checked the law in all 50 states. Plus, an expert explains how to tell if your child is mature enough.

There’s no such thing as a perfect parent, says child development expert — and mom of three — Dr. Tovah Klein. Luckily, kids don’t need their parents to be perfect.

Teen drug problems are “an equal-opportunity evil” that “can happen to anybody.” Here’s an addiction psychiatrist’s advice on how to help your kids.