
12 Ways to Save on Family Travel
Like everything else these days, the cost of a family vacation is rising. With spring break season upon us, here’s how to keep costs under control.
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Like everything else these days, the cost of a family vacation is rising. With spring break season upon us, here’s how to keep costs under control.
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Pandemic boredom and a Netflix mini-series, “The Queen’s Gambit,” added to the game’s sudden popularity. But Chess.com was also plotting its own moves.
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The pandemic may have disrupted the detection of autism spectrum disorder in young children, researchers also reported.
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To find out how children’s travel experiences differ from their parents’, we enlisted families around the world to share their perspectives — and their pictures.
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Kids as Young as 8 Are Using Social Media More Than Ever, Study Finds
The report highlights a 17 percent increase in screen use among teens and tweens in the last two years — more than in the four years prior.
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Modern Dads Are Embarrassing. Which Just Might Be Good Politics.
The Congressional Dads Caucus makes savvy use of its own faint goofiness.
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How to Support a Child on the Transgender Spectrum
As Texas’ governor attempts to criminalize medical treatments for transgender youth, experts say there are many ways to help adolescents who are questioning their gender.
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New Guidelines Encourage Breastfeeding Longer, but Call for More Parental Support
The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging doctors to have “nonjudgmental conversations” with families about their feeding choices.
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What’s Going On With Vaccines for Kids Under 5?
Here’s what families should know about vaccine authorization and potential delays.
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As the city’s affordability crisis worsens for nearly everyone, even upper-middle-class New Yorkers are struggling to pay for child care. The workers who provide it are struggling too.
By Eliza Shapiro, Asmaa Elkeurti and Maansi Srivastava

The 3-to-11-year-old crowd can sample music, rest on scented pillows, make digital woodblock prints and study Met museum objects at this new drop-in center.
By Laurel Graeber

In the reboot “Tiny Toons Looniversity,” Babs, Buster and the others from the original 1990s series head to college to learn how to be funny in 2023.
By Laurel Graeber

It’s an opportunity to walk alongside them as they commit to the work of learning.
By Saul Austerlitz

Looking for a new way to discover books? More than a dozen titles are hidden within this short section of text and the reading list grows as you correctly click on each one.
By J. D. Biersdorfer

The company that makes the chairs has received reports of falls resulting in nearly a dozen injuries, such as bruises or scratches.
By Rebecca Carballo

A.I. chatbots could facilitate plagiarism on college applications or democratize student access to writing help. Or maybe both.
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As adolescent mental health has worsened, the psychologist offers advice for parents about anxiety, academics and friend struggles.
By Christina Caron

A mohel who became a boldface name, he said his record in 45 years of performing the Jewish religious rite was 11 in a single day (including two pairs of twins).
By Sam Roberts

As the United States grapples with a mental-health crisis, summer camps are looking more closely at the children in their care.
By Ellen Barry and Brittainy Newman
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