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Military Service Made Me a Better, More Resourceful Parent

Military Service Made Me a Better, More Resourceful Parent

I was a major in the U.S. Air Force when children entered my household, and while I have memories of the 1990 TV show “Major Dad” featuring a Marine who tried to run his...

Native child welfare law faces major Supreme Court challenge

Native child welfare law faces major Supreme Court challenge

Attorney Mary Katherine Nagle, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, is seen during an interview with The Associated Press at the National Congress of American Indians'...

Supreme Court will consider future of Indian Child Welfare Act

Supreme Court will consider future of Indian Child Welfare Act

The last time a case involving the Indian Child Welfare Act reached the U.S. Supreme Court in 2013, Justice Anthony Kennedy lamented the often heart-wrenching quandaries that...

Can You Lose Custody For Bad Mouthing The Other Parent? - The Good Mother Project

Can You Lose Custody For Bad Mouthing The Other Parent? - The Good Mother Project

Although you might think that badmouthing the other parent is your right as an angry or upset parent, it can actually result in you losing custody. This is because courts...

How Old Were Your Parents When They Had You? - The Good Mother Project

How Old Were Your Parents When They Had You? - The Good Mother Project

I was born in 1993 and my parents were both 22. I’m an only child, so they were pretty young when they had me. My mom always says that she wishes she would’ve waited a few more...

Can A Pothead Be A Good Parent? - The Good Mother Project

Can A Pothead Be A Good Parent? - The Good Mother Project

Sure, lots of people think that potheads are good-for-nothings who just want to get high all the time. But there are plenty of potheads out there who are actually really great...

I’m a Queer Woman, and I’m Grieving the Ease of Becoming a Parent So Many People Take for Granted

I’m a Queer Woman, and I’m Grieving the Ease of Becoming a Parent So Many People Take for Granted

I was at a friend’s house for dinner. Past the initial pleasantries, once their toddler had gone to bed and the wine was flowing, the real conversations began. We started...

Welcome to the Sandwich Generation

Welcome to the Sandwich Generation

If you're like many baby boomers, you've got two or three kids of your own. And depending on how old you were when they were born, they may be anywhere from toddlers to adults...

1964 Nickel Value: Everything to Know About This Special Coin • Parent Portfolio

1964 Nickel Value: Everything to Know About This Special Coin • Parent Portfolio

Share on Email Did you know that Felix Schlag designed the 1964 Nickel to replace the Indian head cent? Felix’s artwork for the coin won the first slot among contenders and...

Using the ‘pick three’ method to avoid burnout in higher education

Using the ‘pick three’ method to avoid burnout in higher education

“I’ll sleep when I’m dead,” I would often say at college when I’d pulled an all-nighter, got up early to prepare for an exam or watched the sun rise or set at my job as a front...

Bullying, Shame, and Parenting Guilt: Reacting to Real Stories

Bullying, Shame, and Parenting Guilt: Reacting to Real Stories

Has your child ever been called names because they struggle to read? Do you worry that your child’s learning differences are your fault? This episode features three audio...

WH Report Confirms Federal Relief Funding Provided Critical Lifeline to Child Care Sector

WH Report Confirms Federal Relief Funding Provided Critical Lifeline to Child Care Sector

The White House has released a new report detailing how dedicated federal relief funding for child care through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) offered a lifeline to the...