Jennifer Pinarski

Jennifer Pinarski's children are wild—and she worries that there isn't a place for them in society.

Jennifer Pinarski didn’t anticipate poison ivy, scratched floors and missing toilet paper.

You are the steward of your child's digital footprint.

Learn to delegate and keep one foot in the working world, writes Jennifer Pinarski.

What can godless kids learn at Bible camp? Hopefully, the answers to all their questions.

Why is there such a gap in understanding between the public and nursing moms when it comes to breastfeeding rights?

It’s a case of information overload: Research has found new moms are more anxious because of single-issue health campaigns.

Studies are finding a link between helicopter parenting and depression in young adults, but Jennifer Pinarski shares a different view.

Jennifer Pinarski plans to try out these three simple tricks on her picky eaters.

“If bikinis are brave, then I guess I’m a coward,” writes Jennifer Pinarski.

Fitness model Sophie Guidolin garnered criticism last week for exercising during pregnancy. Jennifer Pinarski wonders what all the outrage is about.

New research suggests that comparing siblings can have long-term effects on their academic performances.

Report cards don't tell the whole story of your child's development, so this mom isn't worried that the comment fields will be left blank this year.

Let your baby scoot around furniture and play with ride-on toys. A new study says it helps them learn to walk sooner.

The new ParticipACTION Report Card gives Canadian kids a failing grade for physical activity.

According to new research, babies who can settle themselves back to sleep are more likely to sleep through the night.

A new study suggests that even when helicopter parents shower their kids with love and support, certain side effects—like poor self-esteem—begin to emerge.

One mom decides to hide the untimely demise of a family pet from her kids.

New research shows that babies are using smartphones and tablets at an alarming rate. Jennifer Pinarski weighs in.

Charges of "unsubstantiated child neglect" have been ruled out against Maryland free-parents Danielle and Alexander Meitiv.