We worry about our teenagers' screens. A new study of 600 teens suggests they're watching ours, too — and that putting the phone down mid-sentence may matter more than we think.
Dr. Nina Hale
6 min read · Today
After the $17 billion Meta settlement, I stopped blaming myself for my daughter's phone — and started asking better questions.
7 min read · Dr. Nina Hale
On a sleepless night, Maya counted the small wins she'd forgotten — the first word, the first laugh, the hand reaching for hers. A quiet reminder that showing up is the whole job.
6 min read · Maya Torres
How a single piece of fruit ended up on the ceiling, on the cat, and on three napkins.
4 min read · Leo Brandt
He wanted the cereal. He did not want the cereal in a bowl. He wanted the cereal in the box, and the box on his head, and no further questions.
“My toddler has two settings: asleep, and negotiating.”
No noise, no guilt. Just one parenting story worth reading.