A new survey shows the New Year's resolutions parents wish their kids would make. Read more »

A how-to for converting an iPod Touch into a tricked out e-learning handheld for pre-K and elementary students. Read more »

Experts say parents most often react when a child misbehaves, a "negative bias" that doesn't encourage children to do what they should. Instead, they suggest tactics pros use with "difficult"... Read more »

The pope pressed his opposition to gay marriage Friday, denouncing what he described as people manipulating their God-given identities to suit their sexual choices — and destroying the very... Read more »

Could adult men's support for redefining marriage be a byproduct of regular exposure to pornography? Read more »

Researchers found that parents may have a skewed perception of what they're family is really like. Read more »

This Christmas I’m choosing to make my part of the world as bright as I can, for the sake of my family and my fellow man. Maybe no one else will notice, but I think just making that choice... Read more »

Former baseball great and Mormon Dale Murphy's chances of getting into the Hall of Fame are slim at this point, but his son Tyson has found another way to honor his father's greatness. Read more »

Your in-laws likes things done one way but you've always preferred something else. In this "season of joy," how do you take the great, lose what grates and make it the best holiday gathering your... Read more »

Largely unnoticed and unaddressed, "middle America" is abandoning marriage, with ramifications for children, stability and the future. But experts say it's not inevitable and offer specific... Read more »

New movie “The Hobbit” can help parents teach their children about heroes, identity, gratitude and Christian themes. Read more »

A New York psychologist recommends that communities need to be involved in helping children cope with traumatic events. Read more »

Second to loving his wife, the best thing a man can do for his children is to read to them at night. Christmas stories at bedtime make the season bright for the whole family. Read more »

Brad Mills' decision to give up alcohol and his father's example led him to join the LDS Church in 2010. Now he is thriving as a co-captain for the Utah Grizzlies. Read more »

Trust and connections among neighbors are growing, according to a national survey that looks at how folks interact. Read more »

It's amazing how Hasbro Toys comes up with new, innovative designs for some of its popular board-game brands like Monopoly, The Game of Life and Battleship. Read more »

Author Greg Kincaid tells a heartwarming story in “A Christmas Home," the third book in Kincaid's holiday series. Read more »

Rates of childhood obesity in major american cities are decreasing. Numbers suggest that programs to get kids eating healthy food and exercising are working. Read more »

Only about half of those who start college in the United States actually earn degrees. Parents, teachers and students need to work on "soft skills" like determination and independence, experts say. Read more »

Education was a big deal in my family. But now that my own children are becoming old enough to go to school, I'm not sure how to follow suit. Read more »

Books for young readers are wonderful stocking stuffers. They're gifts that won’t break (as many toys do) and continue to maintain interest long after the new year. Read more »

We recently had a reader ask us to highlight the problem of asbestos in private residences, so this is our topic of the week. Read more »

Having children is good for your health, the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health reports. Read more »