USA Today's Madeline Mitchell goes over how tariffs will impact parents' purchasing options for the upcoming summer season.

CNBC's Jessica Dickler gives out financial news regarding as to how parents are saving more money so that their college kids aren't struggling with student loan debt.

Jennifer Kushinka speaks to Wall Street Journal's Julie Jargon on why certain kids are obsessed with screens when their parents ban them.

Children getting sick are not the main reason why parents don't have their child in hospital beds. The Washington Post's Christopher Rowland explains the hospital bed shortage.

WSJ's Tawnell Hobbs details rising fees and costs for parents as students head back to school, even in public school districts.

Alex Swoyer of the Washington Times breaks the stunning story of fertility center mix-ups, producing childbirths to the wrong parents, along with an overwhelming amount of frustration, heartache, and litigation.

USA Today's Morgan Hines describes the science accounting for recent tragic accidents involving parents leaving their kids in hot cars, and why you cannot chalk it up to negligence. She also offers a possible solution so that it doesn't happen in the future.

Wealthy parents transfer guardianship of their teens to get college aid, how college football powerhouses are taking on the future of attendance, and how did YouTube become the most popular music streaming site.

Youth sports are being ruined by bad parents. The Washington Times' Adam Zielonka gives us a look.

Jason Gay of The Wall Street Journal shares his unique solution to the epidemic of bad parents at youth sporting events.

Courts are having a hard time defining who a parent is. Sara Randazzo from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Are you teaching your children proper money management? Kelli Grant from CNBC explains the mistakes many parents make.