parenting

Shoshi Levin was born with a cleft lip, but her parents knew from the start she was the most beautiful child. In an emotional conversation, Shoshi speaks about her life's journey, the surgeries, treatments, and the passing of her mother. "My mother's words still resonate with me today and give me tremendous strength."

If only she had at least a few good friends to offset all this difficulty... but no. My fears stood right before my eyes.

What is ADHD really, and why is it worth sharing? A personal journey with a child who has ADHD.

Research highlights the benefits of nature on children's learning and mental health. A popular author suggests nature as a remedy for attention issues. Is he onto something?

For years, Tova Levi didn't understand why her son spoke so little, was so rigid in his habits, and seemed to enjoy repeating dangerous stunts. Until the liberating diagnosis arrived: autism.

Just a day after Wendy Koker, a certified nurse, taught her four-year-old son how to call emergency services, he saved her life and became a hero in Australia.

ADHD is often an invisible challenge. On the surface, your child may appear just like others, but their experiences and abilities are unique. So, what can you do?

When a dad took his young daughter out for a meal, he discovered the profound value of quality time together—thanks to a note from fellow diners.

How can you survive summer vacation with one or more kids with ADHD at home? Experts and experienced parents share tips.

Tina and Rick faced unexpected challenges after adopting baby Julia from Russia. Years later, they understood why their daughter resisted them.

Kateri and Jay Schwandt from Michigan waited 28 years for a daughter. During those years, they had 14 boys one after another. Last month, at the age of 45, their dream came true.

"At first, I panicked. I called my wife hysterically and stood there helplessly for long seconds at the sight." Then the amusing realization hit him.

Practical tips and healthy alternatives for the controversial foods your children consume daily.

Nutritionist Zohara Sharvit shares practical tips for encouraging children to eat healthier meals.

"No child should ever face shaming, and it's our job to change this. Our kids deserve to feel valued and supported, beyond their appearance."

Five years ago, their doctor apologized for their twin daughters' Down syndrome diagnosis. Today, the couple has a clear message for him.

Katie Bryant from North Carolina shared an emotional post online after nearly losing her two-year-old son to a peanut allergy. "Ben is asleep, and I'm so grateful he's alive. I think about all the struggles parents of allergic children face that most don't know about. I wish people understood how challenging it is to avoid peanuts in snacks, ice creams, and candy."

That's what children want because that's what you've accustomed them to. But would you also feed them junk books?

A British mom helps her son recover from severe eczema using determination and unconventional thinking where doctors had given up.

Yogev Buhbut shares his painful childhood experience as a 'delayed child', who despite finishing 12 years of school, didn't earn a diploma, while teachers kept telling him he'd never amount to anything.