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Opinion: NYC Schools Are Protected From ICE. Its Sidewalks Aren’t
A federal agent fired seven rounds into a car in Marble Hill with a 5-year-old inside, prompting calls to extend protections beyond school buildings.
Opinion: Every Family Has Different Childcare Needs. Our System Should Reflect That
A military-family advocate argues that childcare policy should account for varied schedules, home care and trusted caregivers—not just center-based care.
9 Best Nontoxic Wood Baby Cribs To Consider In 2026
The Good Trade’s 2026 guide compares nine wood baby cribs, including listed materials, prices and certifications. Verify claims and current recalls before buying.
Childcare Costs Weigh On Some Voters Before The Midterm Elections
Childcare expenses are shaping some undecided voters’ choices in Pennsylvania’s competitive 7th District, where candidates offer different proposals.
Every Parent Dreads That Call From School… 📞😱 [Litterbox Comics]
A Lemmy post is titled “Every parent dreads that call from school,” but the supplied image data cannot confirm the comic’s content or context.
Opinion: In D.C. Schools, How The Science Of Reading Offers A Blueprint For Math
A $20 million D.C. initiative pairs tutoring and teacher training as advocates argue that literacy reforms offer a model for improving math.
Just 3% Of Parents Trust Their Parenting Instincts, And The Reason Why Will Sound Familiar
A survey of 1,000 UK parents found low confidence in soothing babies, alongside widespread concern about pressure and plentiful advice.
93% Of Parents Struggle To Get Their Child To Drink Enough Water, New Survey Finds
A Munchkin-commissioned survey of 1,000 UK parents found many struggle to get young children to drink water or identify daily fluid guidance.
Squishy Toys Are Everywhere Right Now, But There’s One Thing Parents Should Know
Squishy toys are trending, but many use materials not accepted in household recycling. Here is what parents can do before buying or disposing of them.