Forget monsters under the bed — the real nightmare might be what your kid’s doing at the dinner table, on their phone or when they think no one’s watching. Child psychologists are warning parents to ...

Newborns don't talk, but it's usually pretty simple to figure out what they're saying: "Feed me," "I need a nap," "Let's snuggle" or "Uh, diaper change—pronto." As kids grow into toddlers, their ...

The New York Times printed some surprising advice last week: “Parents Should Ignore Their Children More Often.” I agree. In a culture that demands we spend ever more of our time supervising, ...

Taken from The Jason Rantz Show on KIRO Radio. A mom frustrated when her kids wouldn’t respond to her calls decided to develop an app that shuts down the kids’ phone so they can’t use it until they ...

It's not just a phase -- these troubling tics in kids may signal something deeper, child psychologists and experts warn. Prostock-studio - stock.adobe.com Forget monsters under the bed — the real ...