Parenting

The Progress Report Junior takes over as Jack, Robbie, and Lucas sit down with brothers Blake and Austin for a wide-ranging, free-flowing conversation. From video games and consoles to sports,

A Country Ready for Connection As the weekend approaches, Americans from coast to coast are stepping into a season where connection—whether romantic, familial, or simply with oneself—feels more essential than

In Pennsylvania’s Capitol this November, one lawmaker is turning a deeply personal fight into a movement that could reshape how custody decisions are made across the state. Rep. Jamie Flick

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano talk with Mike Desmond, president of Brick Little League and District 18, whose lifelong love of baseball grew from the fields where he once played

The struggle is about who will have the primary responsibility and authority to guide our children into adulthood.  Will it be individual parents or the helicopter parents aligned with the

How is the progressive approach to raising and educating our children succeeding?  If the goal is to raise them to become strong, resilient, and independent, the answer has to be

Starting last week, we have been highlighting how it is that the state is not only removing the authority and responsibility from parents to raise their children, but is also

In a major show of support for family-focused programming, the Minnesota Legislature has awarded $1.5 million in funding over the next two years to Goodwill-Easter Seals Minnesota’s (GESMN) FATHER Project.

Pennsylvania State Representative Charity Grimm Krupa (51st District, Fayette County) is calling for an end to taxpayer funding for gender-affirming medical care for minors, raising concerns about what she describes

State lawmakers gathered earlier this week at Upper Bucks Technical School for a public hearing aimed at addressing the growing child care crisis in Pennsylvania. The hearing, titled “Child Care