Preventing child abuse is something we can all agree on. Children being treated poorly by a parent, caregiver, or someone in their community is not acceptable in anybody’s book. ...

Before you read the rest of this post, indulge me by rating your knowledge on a scale of 1-5 (1 = no knowledge and 5 = complete knowledge) in response to the following two ...

March is known for many things: Coming in like a lion, and out like a lamb Saint Patrick’s Day March Madness And did you know, it's also Women’s History Month? Throughout the ...

A new report continues to show the importance of family structure and stability to child well-being and what investments policy makers can make to support this vital resource. The ...

I have a question for you. How parentally-balanced are your programs and services? Now that you’ve formulated your answer, let me ask you a follow-up question. If I were to pop ...

A new analysis by a team at the University of Southern California of more than 50 years of research shows why dads’ involvement prenatally is vital to children’s healthy ...

This article is written by Duncan Fisher and was originally published at the Child and Family Blog, UK. It is republished here with permission. The high quality of parenting ...

A new study sheds light on fatherhood programs’ integration of education on coparenting and healthy relationships. The findings have implications for any fatherhood program’s work ...

This article is written by Vita Lerman of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and was originally published at EurekAlert!. It is republished here with ...