Parenting

An influencer whose 3-year-old son drowned more than a year ago has apologized for letting her 16-month-old sit on a boat without a life jacket, telling followers it was a lapse in judgment she deeply regrets.

As traumatic injuries and deaths continue to surge among the youngest e-bike riders, officials are taking different paths to tackle a growing epidemic.

Parents say they had no idea a certain toy violated TSA rules until it was taken away at the security checkpoint.

Mother of two and Fox News reporter Dominique Dillon joked that her co-anchor “couldn’t even give me a nudge”?

“This is not an anti-child campaign,” the owner tells TODAY.com. Rather, the target is “parents who don’t do their jobs.”

Unable to settle on a name for her first child, Britney Donley asked a nurse what day it was. The answer became the beginning of a family tradition.

These are some of the rarest baby names in America.

She missed the moment every parent waits for — but gained a story she’ll be telling for the rest of her life.

Doctors and others are sounding an alarm: More U.S. children have been drowning in recent years.

Keep boredom at bay with the best summer toys, gear and activities to keep kids active, creative and entertained.

After scaling back her social media presence, the content creator shared that her daughter was diagnosed with cancer late last year.

Having three sets of triplets born in three consecutive days is a record for the Pennsylvania hospital.

Maybe we’re showing our New York pride, but this week’s featured baby name has certainly put us in an empire state of mind: Jalen.

Nearly 6% of U.S. middle and high school students vape. Although that’s down from previous years, e-cigarettes remain the most commonly used tobacco products among teens.

While rebuilding her life after legal troubles, a mother gave her kids names she hoped would keep them united, and inspire to them to dream bigger.

If you want to see someone’s head explode, tell a parent who barely survived Maycember to give their kids a ‘90s summer.

“No Prince Charming required” for these two teachers and their three kids.

When every classroom had a Jessica L. and a Jessica S. (And sometimes a Jessica C.)

Parents with newborns in intensive care units have long faced a difficult but overlooked plight: Any parental leave they might have does not take into account the days or even months their newborns spend in intensive care.

New rankings reveal the strange staying power of the United States’ most popular boy name.