Millennials have a favorite parenting style. It isn't working.

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How gentle parenting went bust.
Parents are giving up on gentle parenting after finding that the guidance is confusing or just doesn't work for their kids.

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My first exposure to gentle parenting ended in projectile vomiting.

More 'Bluey' is on the way — and the kids' show is now a $2 billion juggernaut

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Bluey and Bingo at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California.

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Members of Congress are getting pushback on the TikTok ban from their own angry Gen Z kids

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Rep. Hillary Scholten, a Democrat from Michigan, and her son.

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Why childcare has become so unaffordable

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Childcare costs are skyrocketing, forcing families to move across the US. But there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.

These 9 House Republicans voted against a resolution condemning the Russian abduction of Ukrainian children

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene was among the Republicans who voted against the resolution.

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Whoopi Goldberg says she chose her career over her child because the opportunity for success 'would never happen again'

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Maurice Benard is a guest on The View on Wednesday, March 29, 2023.
Whoopi Goldberg on The View in 2023.

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Oldest siblings tend to make more money. Researchers have a new theory that explains why.

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Researchers have a new theory for why older siblings tend to make more money than their younger siblings.

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British politicians think they have a plan to combat Andrew Tate's influence in schools. It's doomed to fail.

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Anti-feminist influencer Andrew Tate, under house arrest for rape and human trafficking charges, has millions of fans.

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South Korean companies are offering workers $75,000 to have babies amid the country's desperate bid for more children

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An image of a South Korean baby being bottle-fed milk by a social worker.
This photo taken on May 24, 2017 shows social workers caring for a baby at the Jusarang Community Church in southern Seoul. The number of abandoned babies has jumped in recent years in the wake of a law intended to protect children

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From hiking in the Alps to snorkeling in Hawaii, it's never been a better time to be a DINK

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More and more Americans see being a DINK as the key to a new American dream of financial stability, freedom of choice, and a comfortable retirement.

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Elizabeth Johnson and her husband hit the vacation circuit hard in 2023.

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