parenting

This dad lied to his little girl and she really does appreciate it. The little girl begins with saying some of the awesome things she loves her dad for and then, tells us why he lies. Maybe all dads should watch this video! According to the YouTube page, You can’t change your destiny, but you can create your own. M...

A Georgia barber is offering area parents a new way of punishing their misbehaving sons: by shaving off the top of their hair to make them look like balding old men. Ask for the 'Benjamin Button Special': Barber offers free hair cuts that punish naughty kids by making them look like balding old men Russell Fredrick, an owner at A-1 Kutz in Snelville, Georgia, tried it out on his own unruly son and

Woman gives birth last week to a baby boy named Leo. Samuel Forrest followed the doctors in the hospital in Armenia to see his brand new baby boy and they told him some unexpected news: Leo has Down Syndrome. They took me in see him and I looked at this guy and I said, he's beautiful -- he's perfect and I'm absolutely keeping him, according to Yahoo...

In the United States, you can name your kid almost anything. There is one tiny guideline that you may not know about naming your baby in America, though. That is nothing compared to some of the strict rules that other countries have for parents on naming their children...

Now, mayybbbeeee I'm biased.

Stories like this remind you just how far parenting goes OFF THE RAILS these days. Principal, Cari Thomson at Woodland Middle School in Woodland, Washington.  A seventh grade kid was having a severe asthma attack last month and didn't have his inhaler so, she stepped in and gave her prescription inhaler on her. ...

I'm sure you know the feeling: You're out and about or working and you would do just about anything to just lay down and nap. Luckily, for these kids, they don't have a job, or emails or errands to run...in fact, they don't have any responsibilities...

You remember why you were a kid and your mom would say something and, because we were so naive, we would believe her. After all, she is your mother. Thinking about it back now, when my mom would say "ask your father" she probably meant "I don't want to be the bad one" or maybe "I'm sick of you asking me all these questions...

Let's face it. It's annoying when someone tells you they're going to show up somewhere and they don't--especially, when they have to pay for it. A five-year-old was invoiced for not showing up to his friend's birthday party by a mother and threatened legal action...

The other day I was telling you on the air about a new mail service performed by a company called ruindays.com.  They anonymously package the most annoying things possible to receive through mail, and ship them to your worst enemies, in an effort to ruin their day.

This dad puts on his pants, but definitely not one leg at a time like the rest of us.

The older I get, the more I realized that my mom was right. There was a reason for everything she did and the older I get the more I realize why. I feel like there's these stages in life with your parents that you go through. You depend on them when you're younger and then can't stand them when you're a teenager and you have no interest in hanging out with them...