Parenting

A feminist scholar stood by the poster and her right to advocate for bodily autonomy and make coercion-free decisions.

Natalie Rice said they had been told her daughter's food contained no traces of nuts but her service dog Harley felt otherwise.

"I am appalled at this woman's rudeness," Jo Hayes, an etiquette expert, told Newsweek.

"We're always singing and dancing and being goofy around the house," Sarah Wallace told Newsweek.

Tiffany Remington has known Kathleen Cole since they were six and wanted to make her friend's motherhood journey as smooth as possible.

Newsweek spoke to expert Dr. Kyra Bobinet about the issue of treating family members as resources rather than individuals.

The feline's owner said she noticed the cat's daily habit three years ago.

Despite her remorse, the two girls are no longer allowed to play with each other.

The woman was initially happy to let the matter pass, as she "didn't want to cause drama." A Reddit post has changed everything.

Twin boys Brooks and Oscar are in their "toddler era," influencing their mom's decision to reduce screen time.

Jessica Brown's dog, Buddy, has "never bitten" and "never growled" around her daughter, but something made her intervene.

Tawana Musvaburi's pregnancy, which occurred while she was on contraception, was entirely unplanned.

Kyle Philippi said two years ago they tried to have a party for his daughter Isabella on her actual birthday but it didn't quite go to plan.

Matty felt more confident going down the slide, especially as his grandad was waiting for him at the bottom.

Annie Martínez Criddle and Bronson Criddle now live in the mountains of Puerto Rico with their two children.

"I'm just sharing a life that works for us. Our kids are so lucky to have two parents at home who love each other," the mom told Newsweek.

Kaitlyn Ragland told Newsweek her family were "happy" once the news sunk in, but their initial reaction was an unexpected one.

Making her kids' lunches isn't much work for Paige Connell; it's the mental gymnastics that goes along with it.

Daryl Nicholls, 30, told Newsweek she was "pleasantly surprised" when the hat fit her newborn son, not realizing what that meant for his health.

"Art is raw and you—ma'am—have given birth to an artist," one viewer commented on a video showcasing the portrait.

Alyssa Kennedy's daughter suffered an injury during birth and so she was afraid to leave her side.

There is a big red bag that sits in Valerie's attic and contains a lasting reminder of the childhood she lost, frozen in time.

Christine Litteken told Newsweek she was left feeling emotional at the "wholesome" reason why her son called.

"When they placed him on my chest, I was just in shock and I think I said, 'Oh my god' about a hundred times," Jessie Ginsburg told Newsweek.

Brynn has been helping her 3-year-old transition from a cot to a real bed and it's proving to be quite difficult

Dr. Tracy King, a psychologist, told Newsweek: "His wife may perceive his actions as a lack of understanding or prioritization of her needs."

Mom Tina Yazdani told Newsweek she "laughed out loud" when she first saw the video of her son's "mischievous smile."

Kristen told Newsweek that "every couple starts without children," but that doesn't make them any less of a family in her view.

Jordan Lowe, 32, told Newsweek: "Seeing his muscles on the scan was not a surprise to me!"

Having a "trusted individual" take care of your child "can mean the difference between surviving and thriving," Laura Amies told Newsweek.