
On Losing a Daughter
The people we were died at the exact moment our child did.

The people we were died at the exact moment our child did.

Monogamy is one of the last bipartisan ideals—even if people struggle to live up to it.

Feisty children can be exhausting. They also possess a moral fire that deserves cultivating.

More than a decade before my dad died, I lost him to dementia.

Couvade syndrome, in which men get pregnancy symptoms, remains a medical mystery. But the condition reveals how transformative fatherhood is—and how society misunderstands that.

There’s plenty wrong in the world. Acting gloomy won’t fix any of it.

The pleasures of commitment are deeper and more satisfying than keeping your options open, the writer and civic advocate Pete Davis argues in his new book.

“The lessons I learned and the people I met have always influenced who I am as a person and as a parent. Those were formative years.”

Try new things. Not too much. Mostly experiences.

America’s higher-education system is designed for childless students who come to college right out of high school, and full of unnecessary obstacles for parents seeking a degree.

An expensive and convoluted health-care system has led some couples to look for unregulated genetic material on Facebook.

The evolutionary psychologist Robin Dunbar explains the limits on how many connections humans can keep up, and the trade-offs involved when you invest in a new relationship.

Going against your instincts can help make you happier.

“We’re not the typical kind of horse owners.”