Is it a boy or girl? In order to free their kids from gender pressures, for some new parents, the answer is neither.

In the age of #MeToo, mass killings and growing awareness of the troubling messages embedded in masculinity, we need to radically rethink how boys are taught to be men.

Between technology and feminism, life was supposed to get easier for women. So why do so many of us feel overwhelmed, stressed out and tired so much of the time?

While it’s obvious why women and girls are beyond excited for this boundary-breaking film, boys need female superheroes too.

Educators are wringing their hands over the wildly popular teen drama, which depicts bullying, sexual assault and suicide.

Since many teachers don’t have the training or resources to deal with the many complex issues that kids with special needs have, these kids are sent to time outs in closets, principals are calling the police and parents are suing school boards. Is there an easier way?

Last night I sent my kid to bed and promised him everything would be fine. Now our job is to make sure it’s true.

It's nice that supermodels are normalizing breastfeeding for the rest of us milk-stained normals.

Toronto parents are suing the school board for failing to protect their daughters from a schoolmate with special needs. Theirs is a familiar story: I’m the mother of a kid other parents complain about.

As much as we can feel powerless over our children’s devices, a new study from Common Sense Media says that they’re taking a lot of cues from us.

What's unsaid in the nanny-gate criticism is that this is in part a judgment on Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau—a mother who, like most mothers, gets criticized when she is seen as not taking care of her kids properly.

Meet three lucky trans kids who are living the lives they'd always hoped for.