Category: Parental Rights/ Parenting
Big Tech Goes to Trial and Loses, But The Battle Is Far From Over
Until these companies either implode or drastically reformulate their products, we must protect ourselves, our children, and our culture by saying no more.
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A NATION DECEIVED: How ‘grooming’ is at the core of comprehensive sex ed
Comprehensive sex education (CSE), utilized in public schools across the country, exposes participants (both educators and children) to sexually explicit and pornographic material, which is intentionally used to dismantle the inherent moral and protective barriers of children and adults, to normalize sexual promiscuity, and to promote abortion and “transgenderism.”
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More than Superficial Emotion: The Demanding Work of Real Love in Families
How can we move beyond feelings and words to make love a tangible reality for our children? Here’s where nurture comes in. The best definition of nurture is behavior that helps the child feel supported and valued—even cherished.
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Second lady Usha Vance brings back wholesome story time with the launch of kids’ podcast
“Story time with my kids is the highlight of my day,” Vance stated. “Books have taken our family on so many adventures. Through books, we’ve learned so many new things about science and nature, faraway countries, ancient civilizations, America’s history, and more. Most of all, we’ve had lots of fun reading together. I thought it would be even more fun to share story time with all of you. So every few weeks, we’ll gather here in my office to read together.”
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Father Involvement’s Role in Addiction Recovery: Inside the Fletcher Group’s Fatherhood, Art, and Recovery Pilot Project
Across the country, recovery housing programs are helping men overcome substance use disorders and rebuild their lives. But what happens when recovery goes beyond sobriety and addresses men’s role as fathers?
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Jury orders Meta, YouTube to pay $6 million in landmark social media addiction trial
A jury has found Meta and Google liable for $6 million in damages in a landmark case that alleged the popular social media apps are designed to addict children. The plaintiff in the high-profile case against the social media giants was a 20-year-old woman known as “Kaley” who said she became obsessed by Meta’s Instagram and Google’s YouTube apps when she was a child because the apps were purposely designed to be addictive.
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Top golfer withdraws from tournament to await birth of second baby
“My family’s very important to me,” said Horford at the time. “I’m in more of a unique situation because this is our first year [in Boston] and my wife, we all moved in the middle of the pregnancy. And [there is] a lot going on. So I just felt like it was important for me to really be there, supporting her. And we have a son as well. So for her, it’s been a lot thrown at her these past few months.
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‘Most terrifying, shocking thing’: 9-year-old dies after attempting social media challenge
‘You could check on your kid, it could be kid-friendly videos, and then three minutes later it could be totally something dark because of the algorithms they start creating.’
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The Parental Rights Paradox
The ruling reinforced a principle that has appeared again and again in American constitutional law: The parent-child relationship occupies a privileged position above and beyond the interventions of outside adults and institutions.
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The Single Biggest Factor in Parenting
In this series on godly parenting, we have described the footers for our parenting house as our personal well-being — especially our relationship with God. A parent with a vibrant relationship with God is far more likely to be an excellent parent than one who is conflicted about his or her relationship with the Eternal.
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Meta to Pay $375 Million Penalty After Jury Finds Company Endangered Children in Landmark Case
A jury in New Mexico determined on Tuesday that Meta misled consumers about the safety of its platforms and put children in harm’s way by failing to protect them from sexual predators.
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Woke library director disobeys board vote to relocate 190 books inappropriate for children
The Rutherford County Library System cited violent content and messages that ‘promote gender confusion’ for its decision, but director Luanne James declared she would ‘not comply.’
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