In the same way, that’s what our kids are doing as they’re raising our grandkids. They’re trying their best to take the best parts of the way we raised them and pass that along to their kids.

We’re raising kids in a world that changes faster than we can type “screen time limits.” But if there’s one thing this study makes clear, it’s this: kids don’t need fewer tools.

Instead of finding children raising their hands in class to answer a teacher's question, one school has banned the common classroom practice. Barry Found, principal of The Samworth Church Academy ...

I like this advice, particularly in the face of statistics about girls not raising their hands in class and boys swallowing their feelings to save face in front of pals, and kids, all of them ...

Banning children from raising their hands in class improves their academic performance, research suggests. In a remarkable experiment, a class of 13-year-olds learned twice as quickly when they ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – A different way of bringing up children is also raising eyebrows. Some call it "lazy parenting," but others say it's really "hands-off parenting." Kristina Choe is a self ...

Last week, Alice Paul Tapper, a fifth-grader in Washington, D.C., wrote an op-ed in the New York Times that had women of all ages nodding in solidarity. On a fourth-grade trip, Tapper noticed that ...

At the Branstens' modern white dining table, the family holds hands for their nightly ritual. Arielle, 8 years old, says she's thankful for her late grandfather, Horace, and how funny he was. "I'm ...