
Preparing for Fatherhood Is Impossible. You Should Try Anyway.
Expect the unexpected and embrace the unpredictable as you get ready to have kids
Expect the unexpected and embrace the unpredictable as you get ready to have kids
The driver's permit rite of passage is a big one—both for you and for your teen
Lots of parents have weighed the costs and benefits and found childcare costs unworkable
We asked an AI robot about gift-buying for children, but with a celebrity's (virtual) touch
No dad wants to be The Bad Guy, but you should at least strive to be The Fair Guy
In our family, scary movies are a rite of passage
It can be a quick lunch or an elaborate dinner, but meal prep is meaningful
Making your kids squirm is an important fatherhood tradition
Hip-hop’s first undisputed champion goes deep on aging, parenting, forgiveness, and why he finally stopped killing hawks
You'll miss the chaos of supply shopping when it's all over—for good
A child was ejected from the bus and pronounced dead at the scene
After apologizing for transphobic comments, the singer threw caution to the wind and doubled down
I don't fault my parents for instilling this ideology in me and my brother. But I won't be passing it down
The new Skittles flavor from French's is a dirty dad trick we fully endorse
Ironic Baby Shark toys are recalled after injuring kids
Brian Tyree Henry and Luna Lauren Velez reflect on the parenting gems to be found in 'Across the Spider-Verse'
Parents of obese kids must grapple with the idea that this is a viable medical option
Love and acceptance were passed down from father to son
Thanks for everything, systemic racism
Your heart stops, your brain goes to the dark place, and you wonder if your family is next
A rare new interview with the Dreamville founder offers solid wisdom for dads
My partner's traumatic pregnancy and childbirth showed me the horrors of medical racism firsthand
The joys, worries, and wonders of fatherhood
How do you grieve someone you barely knew?
A little weed ain’t never hurt nobody—or did it?
It’s not the new Covid, but it’s still a pretty big deal
Like razor blades inside of apples, you probably have nothing to worry about
An extensive new study finds they help improve memory and cognitive ability
“Alexa, play ‘The College Dropout’”
My ex and I have set aside our problems for our children’s sake. The real challenge is getting our friends and family to understand.