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By Business Insider on Mar 22, 2024 in: News, Parenting, video, kids, children, family
Childcare costs are skyrocketing, forcing families to move across the US. But there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.
By Business Insider on Mar 21, 2024 in: Parenting, parenting, kids, children, family
A therapist shared the subtle signs your parents may have had a favorite child and encouraged sibling rivalry by stoking competition and jealousy.
By Business Insider on Mar 19, 2024 in: Politics, News, children
In recent months, a majority of the Republican Party has firmly turned against providing further US aid to Ukraine.
By Business Insider on Mar 16, 2024 in: Health, parenting, children, family, kids
If you're considering having children with your partner, a therapist shared some red flags to watch out for before you commit to parenthood together.
By Business Insider on Mar 3, 2024 in: Parenting, parenting, children
As older parents, my mom and dad didn't seem interested in parenting, and I often felt unwanted during my childhood. I decided not to have children.
By Business Insider on Mar 1, 2024 in: Culture, News, feminism, children, men, women, britain, uk
Politicians in the UK want to train young male influencers in schools to be alternative role models to Andrew Tate. But it's probably not enough, say experts.
The chart above reflects the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between February 25th and 27th of a nationwide sample of 1,688 adults (including 1,498 registered voters), with a 3.2 point margin of error.