A long dark tunnel is intriguing to children, whether it’s the funnel of a hose, or the barrel of a gun. Learn why children have a tendency to play with various items in the most dangerous way possible.
Continue reading →Yesterday, Americas Health Care System came out with a “major” announcement, claiming to have found the cause of autism. Tylenol. Always, parents should look at facts and examine the facts for themselves. So to save you some time, we’ve compiled … Continue reading →
It’s that time of the year again: Time for back pacts, hustling children, and of course,, mass school shootings. We didn’t waste any time this year, for 2 dead children and many more seriously injured, in a shooting at a … Continue reading →
When child welfare agencies step in to remove children from their home, it’s under the guise of keeping them safe. But like most other adversarial things the government does, they fail miserably in this task too. Government bureaucracies do not … Continue reading →
Bullying is a long standing problem in schools. It has prompted a number of ill thought out responses. The latest comes from Kentucky, which passes a law allowing a court to suspend the driver’s licenses of alleged bullies. Even a … Continue reading →
Another Reason To Exercise Exercise has long been known to boost mental and physical health in a variety of ways. Now you can add cancer fighting abilities to that list of benefits. It’s been known for quite some time that … Continue reading →
It doesn’t take long in this business to realize that the biggest danger to children isn’t evil, but ignorance and stupidity. The measles outbreak that we are seeing in the U.S. is a prime example. Already in Texas a 6-year-old … Continue reading →
Character.ai’s chatbots can’t seem to stop making news. For those unfamiliar with the platform, Character.ai is a site where artificial intelligence chatbots are paired with avatars of famous television characters or celebrities. The company made headlines recently after a 14-year-old … Continue reading →
Parenting and trips to the emergency room go hand in hand. If you haven’t landed there yet, I’m sure you will at some point. Most of these ER visits are for serious yet non-life-threatening injuries. But sometimes those injuries and … Continue reading →
As more details are coming out about the AI-induced suicide of a teen (See our previous post: AI Leads Teen To Suicide), the more chilling the story becomes. Sewell’s descent into darkness started around 10 months before his eventual suicide. … Continue reading →
