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A mother seen from behind holds a crying toddler on her shoulder while a second young child plays with a toy nearby

parental rightsJun 25, 20266 min read

Gentle Parenting Is Wearing Moms Out

The method literally called "gentle" is burning out the moms doing it, and even Dr. Becky is backing away. Here is why warmth was never the problem, why it is the same no-consequences idea you fight at the school board, and the warm-but-firm fix the research has favored for fifty years.

By Bridget Hill

A satirical editorial cartoon of a factory labeled Safe Schools that runs cheerful children through an At Risk scanner and out as tagged Diagnosis cases, while a grinning consultant cranks a lever and money pours in

mental healthJun 23, 20265 min read

Once You Are Paid to Find Struggling Children, You Find Them Everywhere

A federal account named for school safety now routes most of its money to mental-health programs, and Congress made the spending legally binding, for programs no study shows make children safer or smarter. Follow the incentives and you see why the crisis never ends.

By Dyson Wu