#Kids

Health Tuesday, April 20

My House, My Rules: Should This Mom Force Her 19-Year-Old Son to Get the…

What would you do if your 19-year-old-son, who still lives at home, refused to get vaccinated? One mother is feeling the pressure and says her stubborn son has bought into conspiracy theories about the vaccines and as a result she’s debating kicking him out. Fair or foul? Plus, how do you handle times when you don’t exactly get what you pay for?

Real Talk Monday, April 19

Television Debut: We Met These Adorable Celebrity Babies On Our Show!…

From Aden, Ariah and The Golden Child to Brooklyn Daly and more, these adorable little tots made their daytime television debut right here!

Relationships Wednesday, April 14

Will Jesse Williams & Aryn Drake-Lee's Court-Mandated Co-Parenting Courses…

Jesse Williams and his ex-wife Aryn Drake-Lee’s custody battle hasn’t been pretty, and now a judge has ordered them both to attend a six-session high-conflict parenting course so they can learn how to get along. Could more co-parenting couples benefit from this type of course?

Relationships Wednesday, March 10

Our Advice for Parents Whose Kids Have a Not-So-Typical Crush

Conversations with children about crushes are rarely easy, but what happens if your kid has a crush on someone of the same sex? We weigh in on what that discussion might look like.

Real Talk Tuesday, March 09

How Nicole Ari Parker's Role on 'Chicago PD' Expanded Conversations with Her…

Actress Nicole Ari Parker dishes on the importance of her role as Deputy Superintendent Samantha Miller on “Chicago PD” and how the show has expanded conversations with her children about race and police brutality. She also dishes on her marriage to Boris Kodjoe and how quarantine has changed the rules of communication in their 16-year marriage.

Real Talk Wednesday, February 24

Ohio Woman Arrested for Leaving Kids Alone While at Work

Shaina Bell, a 24-year-old mother, was arrested and charged with child endangerment for leaving her children at a nearby motel so that she could go to work. We weigh in and discuss what role the color of her skin played in her arrest.