Parenting has changed a lot over the years, and, for all intents and purposes, that's a good thing. However, some old-school ...

In the wild west of modern parenting content, even the simplest acts of courtesy can spark a full-blown culture war.

Reading analog clocks and writing checks might seem almost obsolete given today's technology, but there are still good reasons to make sure your kids know how to do these things.

• Kids today may lack traditional life skills, but they're learning new ones that reflect the digital age.• Social and communication skills are essential for kids to practice, even in a tech-driven ...

Post by Jenna M. Leadbeater & Roberta Michnick Golinkoff, PhD (University of Delaware) Imagine a class of 8-year-olds getting ready to go outside for recess, but the teacher is held up because a child ...

An Air India flight attendant sparked an online debate after sharing a video showing an aircraft cabin littered with wrappers and trash after landing. Instagram user Vanshika Kataria urged passengers ...

Dear Miss Manners: When my husband died, his old girlfriend crawled out of the woodwork and wrote a tribute on his memory page about their “relationship from years in the past.” This was extremely ...

She makes polite small talk, her posture is elegant and her table manners are impeccable. What’s surprising, however, is that Erin is just 12 years old. Yet, unlike most tweens surrounded by their ...

Sitting at the dinner table happily chatting with a table of middle-aged women, Erin exudes confidence. She makes polite small talk, her posture is elegant and her table manners are impeccable. What’s ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When did it become de rigueur to wish every woman you see, for an entire week, a happy Mother’s Day? When I was growing up, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day were days that you did ...

There’s no separating parental influence from the development of kids, whether it’s on a cognitive, emotional, social, or physical level. However, in the modern world, where many parents are ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: There is this older lady who attends some of my children’s sporting events. She is the grandmother of some of my kids’ friends. She has become irritating at these functions: Instead ...