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Daughters

  1. parenting
    Why I’m Teaching My Daughters to Be RudeI want to teach my girls that sometimes it’s better to be impolite.
    By Danielle Lazarin
  2. talking to
    7 Teenage Girls and Their Moms on Watching Lady Bird Together“I probably have to have some therapy after this.”
    By Anna Silman
  3. science of us
    Having a Daughter Makes Dads More Politically PolarizedIn whichever direction they already happen to lean.
    By Jesse Singal
  4. politics
    Parents of Daughters Are More Likely to Vote for Hillary ClintonIf you have a daughter and no sons, you’re far more likely to support Clinton.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  5. advice
    Ask Polly: How Do I Help My 25-Year-Old Daughter?Don’t project your own anxieties.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  6. adolescence
    See Stunning Portraits of Women Coming of Age Around the GlobeSwedish photographer Lisen Stibeck captures young adulthood around the world. 
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  7. Dads Who Do Dishes Raise Ambitious DaughtersActions really do speak louder than words.
    By Melissa Dahl
  8. conversations
    How Do I Explain the Stolen Nigerian Girls to My 3rd Grade Daughter?Trying to explain the Boko Haram kidnappings to my third-grade daughter.
    By Stella Bugbee
  9. open questions
    Hey, Google, Is My Daughter Chubs?Inquiring parents want to know. 
    By Maggie Lange
  10. Did the Girl With the Pearl Earring Paint a Fifth of Vermeer’s Paintings? It’s a theory! It should be a movie!
    By Maggie Lange
  13. cut chat room
    Can You Stop Your Mom From Commenting Online?The Cut discusses mommenters.
    By Cut Staff
  14. true stories
    I Was a Child Pageant Star: Six Adult Women Look BackWhat really happens when Honey Boo Boo grows up.
    By Laura Goode
  15. lies we've told
    On Throwing Away the Lunches My Mother PackedThe lie I told my mother, the food tyrant, every day for years.
    By Jillian Goodman
  16. lies we've told
    My Mother Gave Me Away, So I Said She DiedChild brides and a tangled family tree in Tehran.
    By Nahid Rachlin