Families
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'Phubbing' your children could put them at risk of depression, study finds
A study investigated children aged 10-18 to assess the effects of being 'phubbed' by your own parents. The term refers to snubbing people to look at your phone.
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Girl, 7, writes heartbreaking note to parents on arm during school lockdown 'in case the bad guy got to us'
"It’s a very scary and disturbing society we now live in, and it’s heartbreaking," mom Shelley Harrison Reed wrote on Facebook.
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Boy with autism still has 'the best day ever,' after friends ditch his birthday party
The entertainment venue, Main Event in Oklahoma City, made Brody feel like a superstar, despite the fact that his new classmates didn't show up to the party.
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Photo of dad changing his son's diaper in a public restroom goes viral: 'There are guys who take care of their kids too'
What’s the deal with not having changing tables in men’s bathroom as if we don’t exist!!" Donte Palmer, a high school teacher in Jacksonville, Fla., captioned an Instagram photo of him changing his son's diaper in a restaurant bathroom.
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Doting dad captures his daughter's life in emotional time-lapse video
A Dutch filmmaker presents video footage of his daughter, showing how she has changed from 0 to 18.
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Sweet photo of police officer kissing daughter goodbye before battling Hurricane Irma goes viral
Those who protect our lives have families they must leave behind in order to do so.
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Boy Told He Wouldn’t Live to Be a Teenager Graduates From High School
Khye Jessup, who has a rare genetic disorder with a short life expectancy, at graduation. Khye Jessup, a 20-year-old in Greensboro, N.C., was born with Hunter syndrome, a rare genetic disorder marked by a missing enzyme that causes cognitive and physical regression during the toddler years. “I suspected something was wrong when Khye was 6 months old — he looked a little different than the other kids — but doctors kept assuring me he was fine,” Khye’s mom, Shelley Mason, 42, a public health nur