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  1. self
    Please, Talk to Your Kids About AbortionMy 7-year-old knows what abortion is — and that his mom has had one.
    By Danielle Campoamor
  2. power
    School Nurses on What’s Really Happening in Classrooms“Parents are just sending kids to school sick. They know that they’re sick, and they will downright lie.”
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  3. kids
    You Can Now Buy The Row for Your KidsIt costs just as much as you’d think.
    By Asia Milia Ware
  4. this is hard
    Seriously, How Are Parents Doing This?Five parents on how they’re navigating their families’ social lives right now.
    By Sara Li
  5. the cut podcast
    How Do I Know If I Want Kids?To procreate, or not to procreate? That’s the age-old question we wrestle with on this week’s episode of The Cut podcast.
    By the Cut
  6. dystopia
    Now Kids Are Being Suspended for Posting Photos of Their Crowded SchoolTwo Georgia students say they were disciplined for complaining publicly about their crowded high school.
    By Bridget Read
  7. celebrity
    Why Get a Husband If It Isn’t Jason MomoaWho else would spend quarantine teaching my kids to throw tomahawks?
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  8. movie night
    15 Best Kids Movies on NetflixHere’s what your kids should be watching right now.
    By the Cut
  9. gallery
    Rainbow-Spotting on the Quiet Streets of BrooklynLike a neighborhoodwide I Spy game, families are hanging drawings of rainbows in their windows for kids to spot on their daily walks.
    By Charlotte Klein
  10. pets
    Marianne Williamson Talks to Child Journalist About Her Dead CatA frank discussion.
    By Hannah Gold
  11. hauntings
    At Last, You Can Own a Hyper-Realistic Doll Version of a Vlogger’s BabyIt can be yours for the reasonable price of $340.
    By Hannah Gold
  12. sleep overs
    Gwyneth Paltrow Doesn’t Live With Her Husband All the Time, and That’s ‘Ideal’But when she does, he comes to her.
    By Hannah Gold
  13. kids
    Does This Children’s Book Spark Joy?Marie Kondo’s new book will teach kids how to “tidy” and “embrace joy.”
    By Hannah Gold
  14. select all
    Momo Isn’t What Parents Need to Worry About on YouTubeUnderstanding this week’s overhyped internet panic.
    By Madison Malone Kircher
  15. women and power
    Brooklynn Prince, Age 8, Already Knows How to Make People Listen“When I saw Wonder Woman, I knew I could stand up and have a voice like she did.”
    As told to Jenna Marotta
  16. first person
    My 6-Year-Old Thinks My Disability Is Boring“Why does your mom walk like that?” a girl his age asked.
    By Chloé Cooper Jones
  17. look book
    The Future Tennis Stars of New YorkThe Look Book goes to the John McEnroe Tennis Academy.
    By Katy Schneider
  18. science of us
    When Does Your Adult Personality Kick In?The science of those “on-brand” childhood stories taking over Twitter.
    By Cari Romm
  19. both sides of a breakup
    Both Sides of a Breakup: She Thought She Could Make Him Want KidsTwo exes explain why it ended.
    By the Cut
  20. living with
    My Life As a Mom to 8 Kids“The only time I’ve been away from my kids was when I was in the hospital, giving birth to another one.”
    By Dawn McCormick As told to Kate Morgan
  21. it’s complicated
    When Breaking Up With a Dad Means Breaking Up With His Kid, TooI’ve gotten over my ex, but I don’t know that I’ll ever stop missing his son.
    By Caroline Cox
  22. science of us
    Little Kids Think Birthday Parties Cause AgingAnd more insights from the surprisingly scientific world of kid logic.
    By Kate Morgan
  23. science of us
    A Psychological Explanation for Kids’ Love of DinosaursAnd why childhood obsessions of all kinds — what researchers call “intense interests” — should be encouraged.
    By Kate Morgan
  24. science of us
    Coming to Terms With Everything My Daughter Won’t RememberMost people don’t have any memories from earliest years, but as a mom, it’s hard to accept that all these moments will be lost.
    By Erin Zimmerman
  25. look book
    The 11-Year-Old Who Follows the Stock Market“I like to see who’s up and who’s down. I like to keep track of it. It’s a hobby.”
    By Alexis Swerdloff
  26. kids these days
    Watch This 4-Year-Old Tell the Truth About Jake GyllenhaalLeila has some thoughts about his beard.
    By the Cut
  27. inspiring kids
    11-Year-Old Creates Lead-Detection Device to Help With Flint Water CrisisGitanjali Rao won $25,000 at a national science competition.
    By Lisa Ryan
  28. look book
    The Eighth-Grader Who’s Visiting on a Church Trip“We sing, we testify, we do street preaching.”
    By Alexis Swerdloff
  29. interviews
    Why Hypebeast Launched a Streetwear Site for Little Kids“You gotta buy clothes for kids anyway. Why don’t you buy some cool clothes?”
    By Kristen Bateman
  30. It’s Fine If Your Kid Doesn’t Want to Stick to a BedtimeHaving a hard deadline each night has less to do with biology and more to do with social norms.
    By Cari Romm
  31. Kids Listen Better When You Appeal to Their Sense of MoralityEmphasize how their behavior affects other people, not just why it’s bad for them individually.
    By Cari Romm
  32. Black Girls Are Perceived As Less Innocent Than White Girls — Starting at Age 5The findings build on past studies that surveyed respondents’ perceptions of black boys.
    By Natalie Jacewicz
  33. How Growing Up With the Threat of Nuclear War Shapes Kids’ PsychesResearch on children during the Cold War shows that the pervasive fear affected how they later related to the world as adults.
    By Elizabeth King
  34. about time
    Babies Aren’t Born With a Sense of Time — Here’s How They Learn How It WorksIt’s a few steps from getting on to a regular sleep schedule to understanding what a second or a minute feels like.
    By Sarah Watts
  35. science of us
    What Would a School for 3-Year-Olds Even Look Like?New York City recently announced a new universal “3-K” program — but doing it right means taking the specific needs of 3-year-olds into account.
    By Alexandra Ossola
  36. A New Study Looks at Why Kids Reject Other KidsThe psychology of how we choose who to leave out.
    By Susie Neilson
  37. mental health awareness
    The Percentage of Suicidal Teens and Kids Has Doubled Since 2008Sixty-six percent of those were girls.
    By Jenni Miller
  38. Invasion of the Fidget SpinnersThey’re equal parts annoying and entrancing — and all kids can talk about right now.
    By Liz Krieger
  39. distractions
    The Fidget-Spinner Debate Seems to Be CrescendoingPartly it’s about fidget-spinners, but partly it’s about … well, a lot of other stuff going on in America’s education system.
    By Jesse Singal
  40. kids
    There’s a Cognitive Task a 4-Year-Old Can Probably Beat You AtYou don’t think 4-year-olds are very smart, but they have some (pretty useless) skills that may surprise you.
    By Jesse Singal
  41. Just Like Burnout at Work, It’s Possible to Burn Out on ParentingA new study explores what plenty of parents already know.
    By Sarah Watts
  42. Teach Your Kid to Love Reading by Having Them Read to the Family DogA floppy, nonjudgmental ear.
    By Cari Romm
  43. Here’s a Strategy to Help Kids Make Fewer Dumb DecisionsYou can use it on yourself, too.
    By Cari Romm
  44. To Become a Better Problem-Solver, Try Thinking Like a ToddlerYoung kids’ habit of asking “why” on endless loop can be helpful for grown-up problems, too.
    By Cari Romm
  45. science of us
    Kids Learn Better When They Can Move Around ClassExercise doesn’t have to be confined to recess and gym.
    By Cari Romm
  46. autism
    Why It Matters That Sesame Street’s New Muppet With Autism Is a GirlSome researchers believe the condition is underdiagnosed in girls, because the symptoms aren’t the same as in boys.
    By Melissa Dahl
  47. trauma
    How Violence Warps Childhood Friendships in ChicagoMost kids simply gravitate toward peers who are similar to them. In violent parts of Chicago, children need to be a lot more deliberate.
    By Jesse Singal
  48. Kids Won’t Eat Vegetables? Here Are Two Things to TryParents tend to underestimate how many tries they’ll need to get their children to adopt new foods, and how important non-taste senses are.
    By Jesse Singal
  49. reading is fundamental
    Melania Trump’s Favorite Dr. Seuss Book Is Oh, the Places You’ll Go!Melania read the classic book to children at a city hospital.
    By Theresa Avila
  50. Child-Free People Inspire Moral OutrageBecause it’s so wrong to not have kids, right?
    By Drake Baer
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