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The ‘Mum Friend Test’: 8 Questions That Reveal If Your School-gate Mate Is Actually A Real Friend
MadeForMums outlines eight questions to help parents consider whether a school-gate friendship can last beyond daily school-run contact.
Why Gaming Might Be Damaging Your Child’s Hearing, And The Signs To Look Out For
An audiologist warns that prolonged, loud headphone use may raise tinnitus risk. Learn the signs parents can watch for and what remains uncertain.
This Head Start Center Teaches In 2 Languages. A Trump Rule Would Leave Only 1
A new Trump administration rule would require Head Start to conduct all instruction in English, potentially ending bilingual teaching in early childhood education.
The Year’s Hottest Holiday Toys On Good Day Alabama
Toy Insider editor James Zahn presented selections from three holiday toy lists on Good Day Alabama, including a chemistry kit and a giggling Elmo.
Kids Can Match Their Dolls With These Stylish American Girl Bags
American Girl and Stoney Clover Lane will release character-inspired bags and matching accessories for children and 18-inch dolls on Oct. 1.
Chuck E. Cheese Brings Adventure World To New Cities
Chuck E. Cheese says Adventure World will expand to more than 20 cities, with six additional locations planned this year and more in 2027.
Head Start Preschools Serve Parents, Too. Under Trump, Advocates Fear That Will Change
A Trump administration proposal would make several Head Start family services optional, drawing concern from advocates who say parents are central to the program.
How To Align Parental Consent Workflows With Privacy Practices
IdeaNavigator AI outlines a consent-management concept for camps and youth programs; no product launch or pilot results are reported.
Opinion: Present Concerns & Future Worries: Parents Weigh In On NYC School Technology Ban
NYC parents responding to a survey expressed broad support for school technology limits, while raising concerns about learning, access and preparation.