Striving for perfect parenting can lead to exhaustion and guilt, psychology suggests. Instead of flawless care, "good enough" ...

I write and speak a lot on digital life, what it’s doing to us psychologically, spiritually, socially and as a society. What we can do to create a sense of wellbeing and freedom in the midst of what ...

Parenting books—even Christian ones—capitalize on fear and longing, sometimes making promises that don’t hold true. Professor Harold Hill had to create a problem to sell a solution. The shifty ...

If we define parenting as caregiving to one’s child, then the best parent is not the one who parents most, and certainly not the one who parents least, but the one who parents just the right amount.

The love and care from good parenting is not always confined to how much money you make. Some of the most meaningful parts of childhood come from the little things that parents do to make their ...