You’d think being a royal kid is all about fancy robes and endless toys, right? Well, not exactly. Behind the palace walls, ...

1940s household rules were strict, hierarchical, and shaped by practicality, social norms, and wartime discipline throughout society nationwide. While extreme by today’s relaxed standards, these rules ...

Some kids weren’t rude, they were curious, sharp, and hard to satisfy with simple answers. What adults labeled as “bad ...

There were many everyday things '70s kids were expected to handle all on their own, even if we would never expect the same ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to if digital gratitude teaches the right lessons ...

What she has apparently not taught is that it is not enough to send a mere receipt, such as a rote text, which is probably ...

With a written note, certainly a parent must stamp and address it, and perhaps hover over the child to inspire them to write.

Families can reduce screen reliance by introducing consistent rituals of connection. Intentional, screen-free moments restore ...

With a written note, certainly a parent must stamp and address it, and perhaps hover over the child to inspire them to write.

While parents have shifted the way they raise their kids, there are certain forgotten expectations of 90s kids that actually taught responsibility. And it's something all families can benefit from.

Dear Miss Manners: Is a ride on a motorcycle a good idea for a first date? My date showed up carrying two helmets and wearing a leather jacket. I had to put my arms around him so as not to fall off ...

Joanne Orlando receives funding from NSW state government. Sharenting is widespread and persistent. A review of practices over the past ten years describes that parents commonly share details such as ...