Kristi Pahr, Author at Fatherly

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Kristi Pahr

Georgia Becomes 10th State to Mandate This Fun Extracurricular for Kids

Millions More Americans Could Afford Food Because of the Child Tax Credit, New Study Shows

Finally! Two More States Just Passed Great Paid Leave Programs

Up to $850 in Stimulus Checks Could Be Coming for People in 11 States

Child Care Workers Strike and Close 400 Centers in 25 States — Here's Why

Public Toilets and Playgrounds: Here's What Makes These 12 Cities The Most Park-Friendly in America

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New Study Finds Trans Kids Maintain Identity Well After Transition After five years, 94% identified as binary transgender and 3.5% as nonbinary.

Nearly 20% of Trans and Nonbinary Youth Attempted Suicide Last Year LGBTQ+ youth of color were more likely to report suicidal ideation and attempt than their white peers.

It’s May, so Why Are Flu Levels Rising? Flu season does technically run until the end of May, but it's unusual for cases to be rising this late like they are right now.

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Just a One-Week Smartphone Detox Can Help You Curb Your Phone Addiction A new study found that ditching your phone for a week — or even just using it less for that week — can change your relationship with your smartphone long-term.

68% of Americans Want Free Universal Child Care for Kids. What Gives? Child care has increased in cost by 41 percent over pre-pandemic levels, and access has cratered.

The $750 Billion Reason Federal Paid Leave Might Finally Happen 350 businesses have affirmed their support for a federal paid leave plan, citing economic benefits and boosted employee morale.

5 Million Student Loan Borrowers At Risk of "Financial Delinquency" When Student Loans Resume Households will lose almost $400 a month when student loan payments resume. Many won't be able to afford it.

This Map Shows All the States That Have Passed Anti-Trans Youth Laws At least 150 bills that target trans people have been introduced in states nationwide since the beginning of 2022. Many have become law.

COVID May Be Messing With Men’s Fertility, Study Suggests After infection, men had lower sperm count and motility.

Guns Are Now the Number One Killer of Kids in the U.S. From 2019 to 2020, there was a 34% increase in the number of kids murdered by guns.

Being an Extrovert Could Impact Your Brain in Old Age, Study Says Your personality is linked to your risk of cognitive decline.

Plane and Public Transit Mask Mandate Struck Down, But Could Come Back Major airlines have stopped requiring masks on flights.

When Will the COVID Vaccine for Kids Under 5 Be Available? Moderna and Pfizer are hoping to file for authorization soon.

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It’s Tax Day! Don’t Make These 4 Mistakes When You File It's a complicated tax year. Make sure you get the credits you're owed.

A New Biden Administration Plan Would Close ACA “Family Glitch” Loophole Biden has proposed a solution to an Affordable Care Act loophole, which could insure five million people.

This Company Tried a 4-Day Workweek So Employees Wouldn't Quit. It Worked The 4-day workweek trial was so successful, it is now permanent.

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