#parental-concerns

#parental-concerns

Parents in Brooklyn are urging the city to redesign a bike lane to prevent accidents harming children.

Misogyny has been amplified during the Trump era, raising concerns especially for women and mothers.

Natural disasters disrupt education, revealing a systemic issue in how children's needs are prioritized during crises.

Vaccine hesitancy is rising, impacting pediatric vaccination rates due to misinformation on social media.

FDA's long-awaited ban on Red No. 3 brings optimism among parents despite delays until 2027 for food and 2028 for drugs.

Parents are frustrated with the repeated closure of the new community pool in downtown Toronto and the lack of clear communication from the city.

Mattel mistakenly linked Wicked dolls to a porn website, leading to a lawsuit over emotional distress caused by the exposure.

The Spa at Beckenham abandoned changes to its refund policy after parents criticized the plan to credit canceled lessons to children's accounts instead of offering refunds.

Hospital trust apologized after a baby was fed another mother's breast milk, raising safety and communication concerns.

A cybersecurity incident at the Toronto District School Board may have exposed some students' personal information, but the risk to them is considered low.

Allowing teenagers to travel independently can encourage freedom and growth, challenging traditional parental fears.

Parents are skeptical of South Korea's plan to introduce AI-powered textbooks in schools, prioritizing student well-being over technology.

Relationships can face challenges due to religious differences, requiring honest communication and time to introspect before making a decision.

The article reveals the unsettling story of a teacher charged with felony, hired despite a criminal past, shedding light on parental concerns and school's negligence.

Parents express regret over early smartphone exposure for children.

Microschools are gaining popularity as a more personalized and effective education model for K-12 students in the US.

Parents are anxious about private school affordability under Labour's tax raid, leading to increased interest in homeschooling, scholarships, and state school options.

Families in NYC are being asked to participate in a remote-learning simulation to prepare for emergencies, following technical failures during a previous snow day.

42% of Americans support the TikTok ban.

Video game companies face lawsuits over alleged purposeful addictive game design.

Three individuals injured at a school in Carmarthenshire, one arrested amid reports of a stabbing.

Parents are concerned about explicit lyrics and mature themes on Taylor Swift's new album, 'The Tortured Poets Department.'

Parents face challenges in managing children's smartphone usage and social media exposure.

Setting restrictions and guidelines can help parents control children's smartphone use and ensure their safety.

Young NYC students learning HIV basics in kindergarten through a revamped curriculum with a controversial book.

Lessons emphasize gender diversity, use of pronouns 'they/them' and 'theirs,' and aim to lay the foundation for understanding HIV/AIDS.

Parents hired private security near UC Berkeley campus.

SafeBears group spent $40,000 to hire security guards near U.C. Berkeley.

Gender-affirming healthcare is under attack in some states

94% of respondents from the 2022 U.S. Trans Survey are satisfied with their transition.

Parental resistance to restricting cellphone use in schools is significant, often driven by concerns for safety during emergencies like school shootings.

The closure of Muschamp Primary School for use as a polling station is causing significant disruption for children with speech and language disorders and other neurodiversities.

Parents express concerns about smartphone use among children and fear the pressure to give in to societal norms despite their reservations.

We need to focus on getting kids off screens for entertainment rather than just social media.

Many schools lack discussion on diverse families, leading to social stigma and discrimination against LGBTQ+ families.

Cambridge Public Schools agreed to pay over $200,000 in severance to outgoing superintendent Victoria Greer, including additional payments beyond contractual obligations.

Parents' concern over kids' social media led to NY passing two landmark bills for kids' social media safety - SAFE for Kids and Child Data Protection Act.

Drop-off and pick-up logistics, eligibility awareness, and location barriers pose challenges for families considering Transitional Kindergarten (TK).