New York City parents have been promised free day care, starting at six weeks. New Mexico just launched its program. Can taxpayers afford it?

To protect teens from digital addiction, parents must take charge.

Toddlers (at least some toddlers) can learn to read with help from a parent tutor, says father.

Starting school is exciting -- unless parents tell their kids to be stressed.

More children are growing up in stable, two-parent families -- but fewer adults are getting married.

Bullying is the primary reason parents use choice programs to flee public schools.

Children have more freedom to roam online than to play without supervision in the neighborhood park -- or even their own yards.

Public schools don't have a monopoly any more. Parents are using taxpayer-funded school choice to find alternatives.

Seeking stronger academics and less disruption, parents are choosing private schooling and homeschooling over public middle schools.

Everyone says they value a rigorous education -- but many don't want to do the work.

Parents can send children to school rested and ready to learn, but schools have to do their part too.

As school choice expands, parents need to evaluate test scores to find a "good school."

Public schools' response to the pandemic has caused permanent damage.

Don't blame parents for children's reading struggles.

Parents overestimate how well their children are doing in school.

American families have lots of toys, but kids get the most play value from the basics, such as blocks.

Young people need to believe they can do difficult things. Don't tell them they're fragile.

Do American kids need more math tutoring and fewer sleepovers?

"Ohio" means "weird" in Gen Alpha slang. Hmmmm.

Growing up in a single-parent family is a huge disadvantage in life, writes Fordham's Michael Petrilli in Forbes. If racial preferences...