Teens Today Are Actually Good - 7 Positive Trends Prove It
Positive trends are good news for teen pregnancy and smoking, volunteering and drug use, proving that today's youth are better than they have been in a long time.
Positive trends are good news for teen pregnancy and smoking, volunteering and drug use, proving that today's youth are better than they have been in a long time.
The force is strong between Luke and his Jedi Labrador—strong enough to have saved the boy's life last week.
LEGOs and Barbie are both adding features to make the toy lines look more like people in the real world kids see every day.
Parents of college students serve as mentors for less fortunate high school students navigating the confusing maze of college applications.
A lost manuscript discovered 100 years after Beatrix Potter wrote it will be published this fall as the 24th book by the beloved creator of Peter Rabbit.
UNICEF and the government of Rwanda have invited a professor from the University of B.C. to expand a 12-month nutritional pilot study involving 1,100 children into a national program for nearly half a million toddlers aged six months to two y
Children in Chicago public schools are being riled up to read in a learning program that involves daily dog visits to their classroom.
Rachel O'Neill fell in love with the sweeping vistas of Malawi, Africa, but especially with the little girls, whose only clothing were the thread-bare dresses on their backs. Her original idea was to get a church group to sew dresses for her to bring back for the children. Eventually, word spread and dresses were sent from all fifty states, so many that it took teams of volunteers to sort them,
Rock star Ozzy Osbourne was so blown away after seeing these kids play his signature song that he sent them a $10,000 donation.
The accent, the offer to share his bed, the wonder....it's almost too much cuteness to handle.
One mother is giving more than 1,700 sick children a reason to smile. Robyn Rosenberger crafts capes to give children with terminal illnesses a chance to feel special – to feel like superheroes. "She doesn't just deliver capes, she bolsters children," one child's mother told TODAY. "It's Robyn that turns them into superheroes."
With millions of hits on YouTube this home video shows a 5-month-old boy who isn't sure what to think when mom blows her nose. Sometimes he's terrified, then he can't stop laughing.
My daughter was crying while I was on the phone replacing my lost debit card and I didn't expect the Capital One representative to be THIS understanding!
The #1 bestseller at Amazon uses psychology to put children to sleep in a matter of minutes–and it works, say many parents.
This all-star says it's always worth shifting his schedule around to make time for the kids—what a champ!
A group of Virginia college students has devoted their hearts to creating special children's books for kids in Haiti.
A New Jersey family's backyard pool is taken over by a mama black bear and her cute little cubs trying to cool off from the summer heat.
An Indiana State Trooper let a man's daughter decide if he should get a speeding ticket or not and the girl followed the law. Sorry, Dad.
If you want to set up a drink stand in your yard, you won't need to worry when these cops pull up. The police chief announced they will never shut you down.
This California dad cooks up thousands of crayons in his own kitchen as part of a nonprofit initiative to make old crayons new again for kids in need.
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