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Kailyn Lowry gets real about blended family life

Moving a new partner into a home with seven kids is a huge decision, and Kailyn Lowry is opening up about why she now sees it as a selfish move. After a tough breakup, she brought Isaac Knighton into her family’s daily life—hoping for a fresh start and real connection. But looking back, she admits it wasn’t fair to her kids. It’s a reminder of how complicated blending families can be, especially when emotions are still raw. What do you think—should parents put their happiness first, or always prioritize the kids? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Parenting

Tylenol in Pregnancy? Science Says Chill

Turns out, all those scary headlines about Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy might be overblown. A massive new review found no link between using acetaminophen as directed and autism, ADHD, or intellectual disabilities in kids. The real risk? Not treating fevers or pain when you need to. As always, follow the label and talk to your doc if symptoms stick around, but you can breathe a little easier about that Tylenol bottle. #Health #BodyHealth #parenting

John Mellencamp’s No-Work Parenting Style?

John Mellencamp just dropped a parenting bombshell: he doesn’t think his five kids need to work if they don’t want to! On Joe Rogan’s podcast, the rock legend said he’s the only dad telling his kids to skip the 9-to-5 grind and just do what makes them happy. Even though his son Hud is itching to get a job, Mellencamp admits he loves having him at home. Would you let your kids live off your success? #Relationships #JohnMellencamp #Parenting

Sometimes we need to stay focused on being ourselves more, so we don't lose ourselves amidst the b.s. #AmidstTheBS Mission Impositive, Yahoo search #stonerods Focus on enjoying your breathing. Listen to yourself read it. (I zone in on my focal points, to see what I got to do next.)💕 #Peace #Zen #Parenting #ParentingHandbook #ParentingBible #Love #Respect #ChildCare #Money #Success #Successful #Dating #DataRecovery

Is Competition Killing Kids’ Creativity?

Turns out, all that pressure to be #1 might be zapping kids’ creative spark. Researchers in Hong Kong found that stress from competition, noisy classrooms, and pushy parents actually dulls creativity in children. While teens can handle a bit of pressure, younger kids just get anxious and less imaginative. Maybe it’s time to chill on the race for top grades and let kids’ imaginations run wild! #Health #MentalHealth #parenting

Kids Can Swipe, But Can’t Tie Shoes?!

Teachers are sounding the alarm: kids are showing up to class missing basic skills—think reading, writing, and even tying their shoes. It’s not just about academics; problem-solving and independence are taking a hit, too. Blame tech, pandemic learning gaps, or shifting parenting styles, but everyone’s feeling the pinch. Parents are panicking, teachers are overwhelmed, and suddenly, letting your kid struggle through homework feels like a radical act. Is it time for a team effort to get back to basics? #Education #Parenting #BackToBasics

Inside the Chrisleys’ wild return to family life

Chloe Chrisley is bringing big teen energy back into the Chrisley household—and it’s shaking things up! After Todd and Julie’s release from prison, they’re adjusting to a whole new family rhythm, with Chloe’s “lippy” attitude and a $750 makeup haul making headlines at home. Todd jokes about her bold eyeliner choices, while Julie says they’re learning to pick their battles. It’s clear Chloe’s personality is shining brighter than ever, and the family is finding laughter and love in the chaos. How do you handle teen independence and new family dynamics? #Relationships #ChrisleyFamily #Parenting

People talk a lot about being “too overprotective,” but no one talks enough about the regret of not protecting your kids when you had the chance. I’d rather be present, cautious, and involved than wish later that I had paid more attention. Love shows up as protection sometimes, and that’s not a flaw. Where do you stand on it? #Parenting #ProtectiveParent #FamilyFirst #RaisingKids

Would you send your kid to school with lice?

Schools are now telling parents it’s okay to send kids to class even if they have head lice, mild colds, or rashes—as long as they feel well enough to participate. The CDC, American Academy of Pediatrics, and school nurses all agree: missing school for lice isn’t necessary and can actually do more harm than good, especially for attendance and kids’ mental health. But many parents are still uneasy about the idea. Where do you stand—should schools prioritize attendance over concerns about spreading lice? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #Parenting #SchoolLife

Why I chose a landline for my 8-year-old

Giving my 8-year-old a screen-free, internet-powered landline has been a total game changer for our family. He gets the independence he craved—calling friends and grandparents on his own—without the worries of social media or endless games. I love that I can control who he talks to and when, and he’s learning real-life skills like dialing numbers and managing his own calls. The best part? He’s discovering that having a phone means responsibility, not just fun. It’s sparked some hilarious family moments and even a few classic prank calls! Anyone else tried a tech throwback for their kids? #Tech #Parenting #TechForKids