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A mum-of-two is desperately seeking advice after being forced to pay out thousands as a result of her new neighbour's kids - and people are urging her to report them

Parents have been slammed online as a picture surfaced of their 'entitled' post-it note, telling other park-goers not to sit there as it would spoil their four year old's birthday

For 12 years, Yiyun Li taught her writing students a story by Amy Bloom about the power, and limitations, of love. Confronting unbearable grief, she returned to it.

Human caveman Pauly Long, who infamously ate raw steak for 100 days straight, is getting roasted after admitting to feeding his one-year-old son raw testicles.

Mothers everywhere are struggling with the pressures of parenting in an increasingly individualistic culture. Enter the rapidly growing empire of parenting influencers who promise to help – at a price. In Italy, where mothers have long been seen as models of strength, the novelty is particularly acute.

In recent years, the discourse surrounding disciplining children has become more and more debated. Whether it's the methods used by teachers, parents or guardians, there have been many changes with regard to this topic.

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Mom of triplets Dee Michelle, 26, a hair care specialist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, took to TikTok to reveal that she and her partner, Antonio Livingston, 29, unwittingly became pregnant with two additional babies while pregnant with their first child in 2020.

In a TikTok video, Shanitta Nicole explained that her son's teacher threatened to give him a zero on his report card if he didn't buy classroom supplies for everyone to use. It sparked debate about teachers using communal supplies and having to dig into their own pockets for their classrooms.

Too much tech is bad for children. But are we only discipling families ‘entrusted with much’?