The Daily Caller

Judy Viger faces up to a year in jail for endangering the welfare of a child

California Democrats want to expand the Golden State’s definition of ‘parent.’

Starting next year, website owners will be able to take advantage of an enormous array of new domains.

Why America’s pastime is in danger.

This Labor Day, Americans should pause to honor the workers who never get a day off: stay-at-home moms.

The superstar waited until she was married to have kids.

Research finds stay-at-home moms more likely to demonstrate symptoms of depression than professional mothers; working moms who anticipate zero problems managing time have issues as well

‘Go the F*ck to Sleep’ may be the last children’s book any parent will need.

A study finds mothers are fatter, consume more unhealthy foods, and exercise less than females with no children

Amanda Hurst still breast feeds her 6-year old son along with his 5-month old brother

Police find toddler wandering streets without shoes or a jacket while mom attends a parenting class

Parenting bloggers debate the strict parenting techniques of Amy Chua, who published an article on ‘Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior’

An article in this week’s Wall Street Journal has re-ignited the debate over the virtues of strict parenting.

In the nation’s capital, two-parent families are a rarity. Soon that could be true all across America.

We’ll never fix our education system if we continue to shield parents and students from criticism.

The rights of parents to be parents — even if they stink at it — is under attack

The suicides of Tyler Clementi and Asher Brown show how dangerous cyberbullying can be.

The mother denied she had breastfed the child, then five, saying that they were lying down and he wanted to touch her breasts

Among the 11 suspected spies arrested this week were four couples who, by all accounts, raised seven children without fault

The liberal establishment regards marriage as a mere red-state superstition, a medieval institution that progress has left behind. That’s why in welfare offices from Juneau to Tallahassee, you never hear marriage mentioned, let alone promoted.