With the growing influence of artificial intelligence in education, Indian parents living in the USA are increasingly turning to AI-based learning apps to support their children’s academic and cognitive growth. These apps offer personalized learning, interactive content, and cultural familiarity, making them a popular choice among Indian-American families. Here’s a look at some of the best AI learning apps that cater well to Indian kids in the USA. 1. BYJU’

Authorities in Tyler, Texas, arrested two parents after discovering four young children left inside a hot parked car while the couple went shopping. The incident took place at a parking lot on South Broadway Avenue, where the children, ranging in age from just five weeks old to ten years old, were found distressed inside the vehicle. Although the car had initially been left running, one of the children reportedly turned off the engine, causing panic and leading the child to seek help. The sit

 A New Era in Childcare AI has entered homes across America—from smart speakers to learning apps and even robots. As this technology starts handling tasks like monitoring kids or assisting with routines, it raises a big question: Will traditional caregivers like Indian nannies and babysitters be replaced? Why Indian Nannies Are Irreplaceable Indian caregivers have built a strong reputation in the US for being dependable, nurturing,

In a major safety recall, about 5 million swimming pools have been linked to the tragic deaths of nine children since 2007. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that the affected pools, specifically those 48 inches in height or taller, are equipped with compression straps that can act as footholds. These straps allow small children to climb into the pool even when a ladder is removed, creating a significant hazard.

In the modern world, many adults in their thirties are stepping into parenthood carrying the invisible baggage of their own upbringing. Particularly among those raised as only children, there is a recurring pattern that’s hard to ignore: a deep-rooted reliance on others for handling even the most basic of daily responsibilities. While being a single child doesn't automatically mean someone will struggle as a parent, an absence of self-sufficiency and life skills during upbringing ca

Kareena Kapoor recently broke her silence regarding the traumatic incident where her husband, actor Saif Ali Khan, was stabbed six times during a robbery attempt at their Mumbai residence on January 16, 2025. Speaking in a candid interview with Barkha Dutt on Mojo Story, Kareena revealed how the shocking event continues to haunt her. “We still haven't come to terms with it 100%, at least I haven't,” she admitted, adding that the initial mon

Do we have children because we have wealth and need someone to inherit it? Or is it because we have nothing, and hope that a child will care for us in old age? These two questions—seemingly opposite—have existed quietly in the hearts of families across generations. But the truth is, neither of them alone captures the complete reason why human beings bring children into this world. Inheritance and care may be outcomes, but not the essence. In families that possess pr

Across Central Texas, dozens of school districts are stepping up to provide essential nutrition to children during the summer months through free meal programs. These programs are designed to support children and teens aged 18 and younger, as well as disabled students up to 21 who are enrolled in school programs. Families do not need to register, provide identification, proof of residency, or income to access these meals, making it one of the most accessible su

Maintaining your child’s oral hygiene goes beyond just brushing teeth cleaning their tongue is equally important. A child’s tongue can quickly become a breeding ground for bacteria, food particles, and dead cells, which contribute to bad breath, plaque buildup, and even oral infections. With kids often indulging in sugary foods and drinks, and sometimes skipping parts of their dental routine, their tongues are especially vulnerable.

As summer vacation begins and school cafeterias close, the Houston Food Bank is stepping in to ensure that children don’t go hungry during the break. Beginning June 2, the organization is launching its annual Summer Food Service Program, which provides free, nutritious meals to children across the Houston area. The program serves all children aged 18 and younger, as well as students with disabilities up to age 21. This initiative is vital for many families who rely on school m

Texas is one of the top 10 most affordable states for child care in the U.S., according to a nationwide 2024 study by ChildCare Aware of America. The average annual cost of child care for an infant in Texas is $11,349, nearly 14 percent below the national average of $13,128. This puts Texas in the top 20 percent of states for affordability. For many Texas families, especially married couples with a median income of $116,166, child care consumes about 10 percent of household earnings

Dublin’s favorite summer destination is making a splash again The Wave Waterpark is officially reopening its gates this Memorial Day, offering a season of fun and cool relief from the rising California heat. Set to welcome families starting at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 26, 2025, the water park promises an exciting array of attractions and programs for all ages throughout the summer. Following its grand opening on Memorial Day, The Wave will operate from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. over the

Videos of young Chinese children cooking meals, scrubbing floors, and folding laundry without adult help are going viral across platforms like Douyin, capturing global attention. From toddlers peeling garlic to elementary school kids making dumplings, the rising visibility of these domestic mini-experts reflects a larger cultural shift in parenting, discipline, and societal expectations in China. This trend is being called xiaozhi, meaning “Little Grown-Ups” children tak

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced a significant investment into early childhood education and the professionals who sustain it, describing the initiative as a necessary “down payment” on the city’s long-term commitment to children and working families. Johnson’s plan comes amid growing concerns about federal disinvestment in educational programs and local workforce challenges that have hampered the ability of centers such as the North Lawndale YMCA to functio

Gone are the days when a father’s role was confined to being the sole breadwinner and an occasional disciplinarian. In today’s world, men are reshaping their identities as parents—not just by choice, but out of a genuine desire to connect, nurture, and support their children as equal partners in parenting. This shift reflects a deeper transformation in gender roles and family expectations, especially in the U.S., where dual-income households and modern values demand more sha

Balancing a professional career while managing the responsibilities of motherhood is one of the most demanding challenges women face today. In an economy where dual incomes are often essential, many women do not have the luxury of choosing between work and family—they must commit to both. Whether driven by financial necessity or personal ambition, the path of a working mother is filled with complexity, resilience, and moments of emotional conflict. The pressure of ti

What if the formula you're feeding your baby contains more than just nutrients? New findings have shocked parents and health experts alike, revealing that several popular powdered baby formulas contain traces of toxic substances—putting the health of countless infants at potential risk. A recent independent study tested 41 different powdered baby formulas available across the U.S. and discovered that 20 of them showed detectable levels of dangerous contaminants, includin

Avantika Malik recently shared an intimate and heartfelt account of her emotional journey through her divorce from Bollywood actor Imran Khan. In an interview with Janice Sequeira, Avantika opened up about the complexities of their separation, how she coped during that turbulent time, and the lessons she learned from the experience. The couple, who were together for nearly two decades and share a daughter named Imaara, went through their separation during the COVID-19 pandemic, adding another

In the digital-first world of 2025, it’s no surprise that children and teenagers are spending increasing amounts of time on smartphones. Whether it’s chatting with friends, gaming online, or creating content, there’s an app for every social or entertainment need. But with digital connection also comes risk — and not all apps are created equal. As a parent, knowing what apps your kids use is the first step in protecting them from online predators, cyberbullying, and ina

A growing number of parents are expressing outrage and concern over reports that some child care centers have been giving melatonin supplements to children without parental consent. This controversial practice has come to light in Maine, where multiple families claim their children were administered melatonin at a Falmouth day care center, Apple Blossom Childcare, sparking state investigations and public alarm. Laura Putnam, a mother of two, said she trusted Apple Blossom Childcar