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The New Fatherhood Is Not Benefiting Children Who Need It Most
by Nicholas Zill
Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Child Care, Public Policy, Fathers, Parents, Research Brief

How to Teach Your Child to Be Psychologically Flexible
by Justin Coulson
Child Care, Parents, Family Life

What Families Should Know About Video Game Addiction
by Sarah M. Coyne
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology

Toward Consensus on Caregiving
by Evan Preston
Child Care, Public Policy, Work-Family, Parents, Economic Mobility, Aging and Elder Care, Politics

Practical Tips to Help Parents Navigate Sibling Strengths and Weaknesses
by Justin Coulson
Parents, Family Life

Faith, Workforce Participation, and Marital Satisfaction Among Young Mothers
by Rhonda Kruse Nordin
Marriage, Women, Parents, Family Life

A Quarter of U.S. Parents Are Unmarried—and That Changes How Much They Invest in Their Kids
by Orestes Pat Hastings and Daniel Schneider
Marriage, Cohabitation, Child Care, Parents, Economic Mobility

Social Media Use, Depression, and Self-Harm Among Youth
by Timothy Oblad
Parents, Violence, Assault, and Abuse, Media and Technology, Education

Tips for Raising Lifelong Readers
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology, Education
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