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Parents Can't Name Their Child 'Nutella,' French Court Says
A judge noted that Nutella "is the trade name of a spread" A recently-born baby named Nutella was renamed by a court in the French city of Valenciennes after a judge ruled that the parents’ decision to the name the child after a food was against the child’s interest, according to a new report in the newspaper La Voix Du Nord.
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Parents in Taiwan are now legally obliged to limit their kids' computer time
A law has been expanded in Taiwan that obliges parents to regulate their children's time on the usage of electronic devices. The law now also equates excessive gadget use with smoking and drinking.
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Watch touching video of blind mother seeing her newborn for the first time
A woman who has been legally blind since birth was able to see her newborn for the first time using a pair of special glasses in a moment that was captured on video. Kathy Beitz wanted badly to see her baby on the day she was born, and eSight Corporation, which creates special glasses priced at $15,000 that allows those who are legally blind to see to a certain extent, loaned her glasses for the day, according to a Huffington Post report.
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Nine-year-old brothers left home alone for 120 days: How did they survive?
A real-life “Home Alone” story of twin 9-year-old brothers in New Hampshire who managed to basically take care of themselves for a third of a year is in part a case of child endangerment, but also, upon closer inspection, a stunning tale of childhood ingenuity. Few would agree with decisions made by the boys’ uncle, who told police he’d stop by every few days while the parents were on a trip in Africa. The parents, Jerusalem and Catherine Monday...
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State tells Detroit man: Pay for child that isn't yours or go to jail!
Carnell Alexander is a wanted man. The reason? He refuses to pay child support for a child that is proven to not be his. As a result, a warrant has been issued for his arrest. 7 Action News told you about Carnell Alexander in October. He said he was looking for help clearing up a terrible mistake. Alexander says he learned about the paternity case against him during a traffic stop in Detroit in the early 90s. The officer told him he is a deadbeat dad...
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BEST. DAD. EVER.
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Measles Outbreak Casts Spotlight On Anti-Vaccine Movement
A major measles outbreak traced to Disneyland has brought criticism down on the small but vocal movement among parents to opt out of vaccinations for their children.
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Embarrassed about sex? Then don’t pass it on to your child
Swedish parents are outraged over a cartoon featuring penises and vaginas, but being relaxed about sex can stop the guilt and shame.
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Police Investigate Family for Letting Their Kids Walk Home Alone. Parents, We All Need to Fight Back.
On a recent Saturday afternoon, a 10-year old Maryland boy named Rafi and his 6-year old sister Dvora walked home by themselves from a playground about a mile away from their suburban house. They made it about halfway home when the police picked them up.
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Trafficked Chinese boy reunited with family after 24 years apart
A Chinese man has been reunited with his father 24 years after he was abducted as a toddler from a vegetable market. In 1991, 4-year-old Sun Bin was taken by child traffickers from his hometown in Sichuan province and sold to a family thousands of miles away, in Jiangsu province on the country's eastern coast, Chinese state media reported.
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This is what happens when you lock children in solitary confinement
One night in March 2013, a 17-year-old named Kenny was walking with a friend through farm country in Reilly Township, Ohio. The boys had been drinking and were checking car doors in the hope of finding a little money when they came across a pickup with keys in the ignition. They decided to take it for a spin. If you hadn't guessed by now, Kenny wasn't exactly thinking straight. He was just three weeks out of court-ordered rehab for marijuana possession and public intoxication...
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How Tobogganing Works in 2015
Whether on the slopes or back at home, modern parents have forgotten how to let kids have fun on their own
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Why Living Tiny is a Viable Long-term Solution for Families
Many folks question the long-term viability of tiny houses—especially for families. Can a family of four really sustain happiness in 168 sq. ft.?
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39 People Who Are Already Certain Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's Baby Is the Most Gorgeous Baby Ever
This one had me howling.
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Baby girl 'starves to death' in car as parents visit American buffet restaurant
A baby girl was found to have died of starvation as her parents drove to a buffet restaurant, according to officials in the US state of Florida.
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Play-Doh Enrages Parents With a Penis-Shaped Baking Toy
Play-Doh, by most standards, is an exceedingly innocuous toy. Kids can use the pliable dough to build all manner of things—rather than level cities and shoot people—and they can even eat moderate amounts of it without ending up in the emergency room. But over the holiday season, some parents made a rather unpleasant discovery: a tool in a Play-Doh kit that strongly resembles a penis. Pictures of the offending part circulated on Twitter with clever wordplays like "Dil-Doh."
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Daughter’s Honest Letter To Porn-Watching Father Will Break Your Heart
To many fathers, watching porn isn't an issue. However, when a daughter finds out a father watches porn, what do they think? For this one daughter, discovering her father watched porn hurt her deeply.
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'Monumentally Stupid' Anti-Gun PSA Urges Kids to Steal Parents’ Firearms
For once, gun control advocates and gun rights groups agree — they’re fired up about a new video that urges kids to steal their parents’ guns and hand them over to teachers at school. The controversial Dec. 13 clip from Sleeper 13 Productions in San Francisco, titled “Stop Gun Violence - PSA,” shows a teenage boy take a handgun from his mother’s dresser drawer, stash it in his backpack, and bring it to class.
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Should you spank your kids?
An infographic on the science of spanking, spare the rod and spoil the child, the science of corporal punishment, and the impact on children from MST Services and MST-CAN.
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Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act Passed 7 Years Ago
December 19th marked the 7th anniversary of a piece of legislation that changed the way we as a country look at pool safety. This date marks the enaction of the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, which was passed in response to tireless lobbying by the parents of a little girl who lost her life in a pool due to the inherently unsafe design of a powerful suction drain.
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