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13 votes
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Ten words for other people's children
11 votes -
Landmark ‘kids’ climate trial begins: how science will take the stand
13 votes -
'Anti-dopamine parenting' can curb a kid's craving for screens or sweets
55 votes -
Denmark aims to raise the age limit for the collection of personal data from children by tech giants
27 votes -
UK to stop administering puberty blockers to adolescents
46 votes -
Parents who have more than two children, what was the transition from two to three like?
My wife and I have two kids, 3 and 1. We’ve talked about the possibility of adding another kid into the mix, but have gone back and forth. What was your main experience going from 2-3? Pros, cons,...
My wife and I have two kids, 3 and 1. We’ve talked about the possibility of adding another kid into the mix, but have gone back and forth.
What was your main experience going from 2-3? Pros, cons, everything in between!
22 votes -
ACT passes Australian-first legislation banning irreversible medical procedures for young intersex children
12 votes -
The revolt of the Christian home-schoolers
39 votes -
US FTC will require Microsoft to pay $20 million over charges it illegally collected personal information from children without their parents’ consent
10 votes -
Microsoft to pay $20 million US Federal Trade Commission settlement over improperly storing Xbox account data for kids
6 votes -
Let kids be kids
29 votes -
The best childcare in the world? Maybe so, but new parents in Iceland are holding out for better.
7 votes -
Indiana governor signs “Don’t Say Gay” bill that forces teachers to out trans kids to their parents
12 votes -
Japan to ban upskirting in sweeping sex crime reforms
11 votes -
Murhaf raises $230,000 selling charity flower pins in Sweden – sales skyrocket after a viral post about the boy, and a racist backlash, only brings in more money
2 votes -
Teachers in Denmark are using apps to audit their students' moods – some experts are heavily skeptical of the approach
7 votes -
Across the whole of Europe, a lot of women are pregnant or have conceived children from sperm donors through Danish sperm banks
7 votes -
China on edge as Mongolian boy is hailed as new Buddhist lama
10 votes -
Japan’s ‘evaporated’ people: Inside an industry that helps people disappear
6 votes -
Alone and exploited, migrant children work brutal jobs across the US
11 votes -
9yo son wants to join Discord to talk to friends. Any advice?
Well, as the headline says my son wants to join Discord to talk to his friends while playing Roblox on the iPad. Up until now he's been using Teams to communicate while playing. Recently his...
Well, as the headline says my son wants to join Discord to talk to his friends while playing Roblox on the iPad. Up until now he's been using Teams to communicate while playing. Recently his friends have been switching to Discord so naturally he wants that too.
I only know Discord by name so I'm looking for insight into how it works and how safe it is for children and in general. I'm aware that the age limit is 13.
10 votes -
Globetrotting Black nutritionist Flemmie P. Kittrell revolutionized early childhood education and illuminated ‘hidden hunger’
2 votes -
Texas parents voice concern over gun found in elementary bathroom
9 votes -
When Leo Babler was born with a deadly genetic disorder his parents built an adventure van, and made sure their son experienced the most beautiful wild places in the country during the time they had
4 votes -
Norway's golden generation of athletes proves the value of sport as a public good – commitment to making the “joy of sport” available to all is producing world-class talent
3 votes -
Longitudinal study of kindergarteners suggests spanking is harmful for children’s social competence
7 votes -
Age that kids acquire mobile phones not linked to well-being, says Stanford Medicine study
16 votes -
Norwegian Jehovah's Witnesses no longer registered as religious community – due to exclusionary practices when someone breaks religious rules
7 votes -
Sold a story: How teaching kids to read went so wrong
12 votes -
Child workers found throughout Hyundai-Kia supply chain in Alabama
8 votes -
Finland defence minister to take two months' paternity leave amid NATO bid – Antti Kaikkonen says 'children are only little for a moment'
8 votes -
New Zealand parents refuse use of vaccinated blood in life-saving surgery on baby
14 votes -
John Lewis - The Beginner
5 votes -
India’s ghost weddings: where dead children are married off - Pretha Kalyanam
7 votes -
What have you learned from being a parent?
Question aimed at those here that have children. What are some of the things you’ve learned? How has having children changed your perspective?
19 votes -
Firefox for families: The TechTalk - Making awkward tech conversations with kids slightly less awkward
5 votes -
A Danish city built Google into its schools – then banned it
12 votes -
US child poverty rate at an all-time low
11 votes -
How Twitter’s child porn problem ruined its plans for an OnlyFans competitor
9 votes -
Vegan mom gets life in prison for starvation death of son in Florida
10 votes -
Thermal paste and toddlers
Last night my daughter's toddler bed fell apart and I had to fix it. Some screws had come loose so it was an easy fix. Brought my toolbox into their (her and her twin brother's) room around bed...
Last night my daughter's toddler bed fell apart and I had to fix it. Some screws had come loose so it was an easy fix. Brought my toolbox into their (her and her twin brother's) room around bed time, fixed the bed, then began the usual bedtime routine. My wife and I left the room and that was that.
Except I left my toolbox in there because I'm forgetful. And you'd think the pokey screwdrivers, gardening shears, and other dangerous tools in there would've been a problem, but nope. My kids weren't interested in that stuff. They pulled out my chalk line and unspooled it. Fortunately it had been heavily used in a project recently, so there wasn't much chalk in it. But they really seemed to like the small, mostly-empty tube of thermal paste I keep in there for computer projects.
If anyone has used thermal paste, you know how incredibly messy it is. It's this thick, dark paste that gets everywhere if you're not careful. And it's the kind of thing where even just a little bit of it can make a big mess. It was all over the walls and all over them. Fortunately they were kind enough to put the cap back on the tube when they were done (bless them).
We tried to use wipes, but to no avail. So the first thing we did this morning was give them a bath and used a wash cloth to clean it all off. I also did some quick googling to see if thermal paste was toxic (it isn't), but 90% of the answers online were jokes about it improving your body temperature and allowing you to overclock yourself. Fucking hilarious stuff, but maybe not so much when you're making sure your kids are alright. They should be fine though.
Anyway, how're ya'lls days going so far?
18 votes -
After their daughters were beat by a girl in sports, Utah parents triggered investigation into whether she was transgender
13 votes -
New LGBTQ+ plan presented by the Danish government includes a proposal to expand access to legal gender change to all children regardless of age
4 votes -
Reward efforts, not outcomes
5 votes -
Denmark's controversial family policy sees many Danish parents fleeing to nearby countries, especially to the German border city of Flensburg
4 votes -
A homework task prompts kids to reflect deeply on learning, and its limits
6 votes -
Hate crime investigation underway after alleged Proud Boys storm Drag Queen Story Hour at Bay Area library
5 votes -
Short-sightedness has become an epidemic
7 votes -
Judge blocks Texas investigating families of trans youth
18 votes