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Of the nearly 100,000 babies born in New York City in 2022, the most popular names were Emma for girls and Liam for boys, the Health Department announced Tuesday. It's no surprise Liam reigned supreme for newborn boys, as it's been the most popular moniker for little lads since 2016. The same goes for Emma, which was the top choice for parents since 2017.

A woman took to TikTok to share what it's like having a homeless parent. While seeing her and not saying anything is hard, she has to maintain boundaries to protect her daughter from her mother's abuse and addiction.

Lets make it our goal in 2024 to make positive progress in   smartphone ownership among primary school children, the ‘win at all costs’ culture of children’s sport and the rise in episodes of bullying by exclusion

A mother questioned her decision to withhold her daughter's college fund because she wanted to spend it on her boyfriend who told her not to go to college and pursue her dreams, leading them to break up.

In a TikTok video, Alysse Gilbert explained how a random woman tickled her daughter at a grocery store and got upset when she was told to stop. After this encounter, Gilbert questioned why older generations feel an entitlement to interact with all children.

A man asked if he was wrong for giving his girlfriend an ultimatum to get rid of a majority of their pets or he would leave with their daughter, who is living in an unsafe and unsanitary situation because of the animals.

Plus the steps we should all be taking to keep our families healthy this Christmas

Here are some things parents fail to understand in their children.

A man went took to Reddit to figure out if he was in the wrong for calling his plus-sized wife fat-phobic for obsessing over their daughter's weight.

Its a privilege to be a parent but it can be challenging too. Here, four experts look at typical issues that can arise and suggest constructive ways of dealing with them