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My awestruck eight-year-old son and I sit side by side, watching a video that rivals something from Pixar. There’s action, adventure, and cinematography that would […]

Parents are known to dread this time of year, when snow days and bad weather can leave children cooped up indoors for days. Once stir […]

A once hush-hush thing done behind closed doors, breastfeeding is making its way into the light of day as the normal and everyday part of […]

Not every child is destined to be an Olympic athlete, a music virtuoso, or a Rhodes Scholar…why can’t we just accept that?

Don’t let your little one become a victim.

Four ways for parents to smooth the transition to the (semi)autonomous world.

Want healthy, happy kids? Stay on the move with these eight tot-friendly local activities.

America was built on shared experiences, not solitary enterprises. After the most divisive election in the country’s history, is there any way back to E pluribus unum again?

White supremacy wasn’t something I thought I’d have to talk to my kids about. Then Donald Trump got elected.

For many Boston kids, February School Vacation Week is an opportunity to spend a whole nine days glued to their TVs, phones, and video games. Need […]

If you’re wondering whether daycare might turn your kid into an aggressive little monster, you’re not alone.

Who needs those pesky strollers on the T? Turns out, we all do.

In January 2013, I published an article in Boston magazine called “Losing Our Religion” about raising kids without religion. The story started out small, as a […]

It’s summertime. So maybe we can stop overloading our kids with work?

Why are Boston’s college students so immature when it comes to drinking? Maybe it’s the way we’ve raised them.