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Is the idea of “gentle parenting” compatible with biblical doctrines? That is the question at the heart of a debate between a Gospel Coalition author and Christian proponents of the increasingly popular parenting method, highlighting a growing conversation about discipline, love and theological interpretation in the realm of parenting.

When motherhood takes a toll and you don’t seem to be enjoying the joys of your children as much as you’d hoped, you may be suffering from parental burnout. This mother-of-two shares her experience and offers tips to help mums cope with the stress of parenting and caregiving.

"Complaining about Facebook, et al., hoping somehow they will just do the right thing is like criticizing the drug cartels, hoping that they'll sell safer drugs, and leave your children alone," writes Douglas VanderMeulen.

Parents were left shocked after witnessing a video of a little girl who appeared to break her leg while going down a slide. Now, a former paramedic has shown parents how to enjoy the playground in a much safer way

The Australian education system differs from the US by placing less emphasis on sports and school spirit, a dad says. But all students hate homework.

One woman has risked being cut off from her entire family after making the decision to legally change her name as soon as she was old enough - but her mum has dubbed the move as the ultimate betrayal

A dad whose parents were unaffectionate when he was young is confused because they're different people with their grandkids, offering hugs and love.

A mother named her son Sheridan Alexander, and chose to call him by his middle name since it was more common. As an adult, he chose to go by his first.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A brush with a rusty sign, led to a small cut that left the then 35-year-old with gangrene, and set to lose her arm, or even her life, in San Antonio, Texas