More Small Humans - Page 5
So your kid wants a phone. Review these 5 tips on digital parenting first
If thinking about buying your kid a smartphone sends your anxiety soaring, you’re not alone.
A mother-son bond, strengthened by Snapchat
I’ve never, ever, had any desire to use Snapchat. But I knew I had to get on board.
By Claire Gillespie
NY Education Department prohibits testing of facial recognition software
Fear about school shootings could cause a privacy nightmare.
By Rachel Kraus
15 movies and shows to stream with your mom this Mother's Day
Happy Mother's Day!!
Katy Perry, David Harbour, Billie Eilish read weird texts from their mothers
It's not just you.
By Johnny Lieu
Pranking kids and posting it online is cruel. It's that simple.
"I don't think we want to teach them that casual cruelty is OK."
By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Amy Schumer talks about the reality of living with severe vomiting during pregnancy
"I threw up a bunch of times on my way here."
How every parent can help get rid of toxic masculinity
Here are three things for parents to focus on.
By Doyin Richards
Custody dispute? A judge can order you to use this app to deal with your ex.
The app, coParenter, promises to save parents money and keep them out of court. But there's a catch.
By Jack Morse
So it's come to this: An unborn baby 'kidfluencer' has 112,000 Instagram followers
Bred for viral success.
By Jack Morse
People are throwing cheese on their children now, and it's kinda great
'Just cheesed my lil brother.'
By Chloe Bryan
The Willow breast pump eases some of the worst parts of pumping, for a price
How much would you pay for a wearable breast pump, free of wires and tubes?
By Alex Hazlett
5 children's books that celebrate the spirit of Black History Month
These are stories that center Black characters and their diversity of experiences.
Black History Month is a chance for white parents to learn how to talk about racism
How to stop your kid from learning and believing in racist ideas.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Screen time can affect kids, but the data is hard to measure. Here's why.
Researchers need much better data.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Reminder: Smart toys are cute, cuddly, and full of security risks
That information has to go somewhere, and it's probably not well-secured.
By Diane Shipley
Wearable sensor may help screen for anxiety and depression in kids
Kids don't always show signs of mental illness. These researchers think wearable tech can make a big difference.
By Rebecca Ruiz
These hacks are a reminder for parents that they aren't alone
Because the best medicine is often a bit of creativity.
By Alex Hazlett
A subscription for baby food? It's not as crazy as it sounds.
Yumi provides nutrient-dense, made-to-order baby food subscriptions, for a price.
By Olga Massov
When surprising your kids goes horribly awry
When your kids don't react to that Disneyland trip like you'd expected...
By Jenna Drenten
Blippi is the YouTube star you need to know, because your kids already do
He brings an orange-and-blue wardrobe, kid-like wonderment, and about three Red Bulls' worth of enthusiasm to topics like tractors and zoo animals.
By Kelly Boutsalis
Pregnancy apps don't know how to handle miscarriages
I could either delete the pregnancy entirely or let the app believe I was still pregnant.
By Olga Massov
How to give kids good body image in the age of Snapchat
The teen years are way too late to begin building awareness.
By Nancy Redd
