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Netflix's '13 Reasons Why' May Cause A Suicide Spike, Scientists Caution

By Lauren Vinopal

The Experimental Family

Yoga With Kids? Nah.

The 5 Benefits of Getting Your Family Off the Grid

3 Ways to Help Prevent the Flu from Spreading in Your House

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RXBAR Is Disrupting the Kids' Snack Aisle With a Surprisingly Simple Formula

A Letter To My Little Girl As She Heads Off to College

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Brain Scans May Have Just Identified A Key Cause Of Childhood Obesity Don't Blame McDonald's, yourself, or kids. Blame it on this part of the brain.

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Screentime Defined Millennials and Could Change Their Kids College faculty tell me that students have more trouble reading longer text passages, and rarely read the required textbook.

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6 Things Every Parent Should Know Today Including why vaccines don't cause SIDS.

Kids Who Think They’re Unique May Grow Up To Believe In Conspiracy Theories A case for raising a joiner.

A 9-Year-Old Applied to Work For NASA, And It Went Pretty Well The youngest aspiring "planetary protection officer" puts his space helmet into the ring.

How to Keep Siblings From Beating the Crap Out of Each Other Don’t assume it’s the older kid’s fault and aim for mediation.

Do Young Boys Who Watch Porn Grow Up To Hate Women? Men become playboys or view women as weaker depending on age of first porn viewing.

Netflix’s ’13 Reasons Why’ May Cause A Suicide Spike, Scientists Caution Google searches of “how to commit suicide” increased 26 percent following the series release.

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NASA Convinces Kids To Do Circuit Training Like Real Astronauts NASA's Mission X sends physical education course materials to 104,000 students in 38 countries.

A Florida School District Is Replacing Homework With Reading The decision was backed by research that suggests too much homework, especially for young kids, can be detrimental to development and instill negative perceptions of school.

Bullied Kids Often Report More Access To Guns Than Other Youth Bullied students were three times more likely to report that they could get access to a loaded gun compared to their nonbullied peers

As Movie Stars Light Up, the MPAA Lets Parents Down New study finds that the number of on-screen smoking incidents is on the rise.

This Is The Evidence-Based Approach To Allowance Can allowance actually teach fiscal responsibility, or are we doing it wrong?

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A Stylish Inhaler Kids Won’t Mind Showing Off

5 Myths About Fat Kids Obesity is on the rise, but the problem isn't what you think it is.

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