Parenting

By Michaeleen Doucleff
What Parents Get Wrong About Dopamine: Screens, Sugar, and Self-Control Book Bites Parenting Technology

Current advice about screens and ultraprocessed foods doesn’t work with kids.

By Helen Zoe Veit
5 Cultural Myths That Resulted in a Generation of Picky Eaters Arts & Culture Book Bites Parenting

It’s a myth that humans evolved to go through a long picky stage as children.

By Jay Belsky
Why Some Adults Thrive Despite Childhood Adversity—And Others Don’t Book Bites Parenting Science

Childhood adversity looks different when cast in evolutionary perspective.

By Editors
5 Back-To-School Books That Deserve an A+ Habits & Productivity Parenting

These 5 nonfiction books offer fresh insights into education that can help everyone start the year on the right foot.

By Matt Richtel
5 Realities of Growing Up in the Information Age Book Bites Parenting Science

New problems are emerging for adolescents.

By Melinda Wenner Moyer
How to Raise Kids That Can Handle Any Challenge Book Bites Parenting Science

Preparing is better than protecting.

By Marina Lopes
5 Practical Parenting Lessons from Around the Globe Arts & Culture Book Bites Parenting

Perfection is not fun.

By Editors
Every Mom is Special: A Book for Every Type of Mother Parenting Women

Find the book that’s right for her with this guide to nonfiction for every type of mom.

By Ashley Graber & Maria Evans
Helping Kids Conquer Anxiety: A Parent’s Guide to a Calm Household Book Bites Parenting Psychology

Allow feelings to guide behaviors.

By Jeff Hobbs
Life Without a Home: How Families Survive on the Streets of America Book Bites Parenting Politics & Economics

American lessons about happiness and success don’t apply to those without shelter.

By Nancy Reddy
The Real Reason Doing Motherhood “Right” Can Feel So Wrong Book Bites Parenting Women

Myths of motherhood set us up for heartache.

By Jenny Anderson & Rebecca Winthrop
How to Help Your Disengaged Teen Succeed Book Bites Habits & Productivity Parenting

Engagement—not grades—predicts happiness and achievement.