Parenting

A family therapist criticized the niece's "shameless" decision to destroy her older cousin's book collection.

Mila Minotti said she was left "a little shocked" by what happened with her partner as they left the hospital that day.

Monica Millington has been left stunned at how "a seemingly simple video got so big and sparked so many debates."

"This is so sweet and wholesome and a tad unhinged," commented one user on the TikTok clip that has over 5.3 million views.

The couple's third child had just turned 1 and was still being breastfed, so the news that another baby was due came as a shock.

"Sounds like you're doing a great job as a dad!" a response to the original poster's Reddit post reads in part.

"I begged my husband to just admit it, to stop treating me like an idiot, and to stop accusing our son of lying," the mom said.

A joke gift that Emma Cruickshank purchased for her boyfriend a few years back has been given a whole new lease of life.

"Parents sometimes experience their children's mistakes as reflections on themselves," an expert told Newsweek.

Aliyah Norales, 25, told Newsweek: "We do find ourselves a little addicted to our phones sometimes—even if we don't want to admit it!"

Passenger shocked after airline separates young children from parents; questions airline policies and responses.

Coy Collins told Newsweek his daughter "sounded down" when he spoke to her, so he knew something needed to be done.

"Now my son feels embarrassed," the original poster wrote in his Reddit post.

Marisa Ritter noticed a familiar trend with all the photos she had of her daughter Rosaline when she was a baby.

What made the footage all the more remarkable was the toddler's response to the chaos around them.

Mom Taylor Deal, a labor and delivery nurse told Newsweek: "I had never seen an asymmetrical jaw however and so immediately I was concerned."

Mom Gee Gee Davidson, 29, told Newsweek: "I want him to have the skills, courage and strength to advocate for himself."

Newsweek spoke to the 3-year-old's mom and a parenting expert, who provided tips on how to keep toddlers in their beds.

Just a few weeks after her friend's wedding, Cindy Shu was too stunned to speak when she heard.

Nichol Gerber told Newsweek that Penny has been "in tune" with her throughout her pregnancy but what happened was still a surprise.

Self-proclaimed "compulsive multitasker," Dana Schwartz told Newsweek she found it challenging being forced to stop.

This exclusive Newsweek poll suggested that daycare is taking the back seat for this generation.

It wasn't the first time the dad had received a note like this.

We have rare genes, but a strong foundation built on real love and resilient hope.

Katie Young told Newsweek: "My entire life, I was the only woman I had ever known who had not started her period."

Mom Kaci told Newsweek: "We were never 100 percent confident in a name."

Reddit users were alarmed by the note left on the door in the viral post, with one writing: "That's just inviting someone to break in."

Thousands of TikTok viewers praised the mural artist for her "beautiful" work.

"Coming in now and trying to assume a parenting role is laughably inappropriate," a family therapist told Newsweek.

Nurse Meagan Vanzant, who features in the video, spoke to Newsweek about the heartwarming moment that has over 2 million views on Instagram.