Families with young children are yet again reeling after this week's Four Corners investigation into abuse in the early childhood sector.

Experts tell Newsweek why parents should let kids make mistakes, learn from experience, and even face a few natural consequences.

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As artificial intelligence, or AI, becomes a common part of daily life—running everything from voice assistants like Siri to ...

If Madonna's daughter left her clothes on the ground, the pop star took them away. "She has to earn all of her clothes back ...

The new $200 million White House ballroom being built by President Donald Trump is going to be used for elegant dinners ...

Mealtime in my house was chaotic. Introducing new rules to follow each week helped my kids with table manners.

Slouching at the table was a big no in every Mississippi household. Parents believed good posture showed self-respect and ...

It’s easy to look back on our childhood with a touch of nostalgia, recalling the seemingly simpler times when our parents ...

Two years after a new arena opened in the village of Carmacks, Yukon, kids are flocking to the ice. Paris Wheeler and her children are now regulars at the rink. Her five-year-old, Amara, is among the ...

Paramount+ As a kindergartener and in my early elementary years, I loved watching Nick Jr shows. Nickelodeon has most recently kept the ...

About four-in-ten parents say they could be doing better at managing their kid’s screen time. A larger share – 58% – say they’re doing the best they can.