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Disabled women now get pregnant and give birth at the same rate as nondisabled ones — yet we do so in the face of stigma and provider ignorance.
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Disabled women now get pregnant and give birth at the same rate as nondisabled ones, but by virtually every measure, modern medicine has turned its back on them.
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Our childcare workforce has shrunk during the pandemic — even as the need for quality daycare has grown.
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Examining the Wall Street Journal’s explosive new revelations about Instagram and how it hurts kids.
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L.A. Unified is the first large district in the U.S. to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for all eligible students, in addition to teachers and other staff.
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Just 23% of pregnant people are vaccinated against COVID-19. That’s less than half the vaccination rate for adults in the United States.
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We interview Julissa James, who helped capture some of the wild creativity of parenthood for the ‘Parents are Cool’ issue of The Times’ Image magazine.
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Back-to-school sales have a whole new meaning in the era of COVID-19.
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Should parents sign up kids for extracurriculars during a pandemic? If so, which ones? Advice from an economist who has written about such decisions.
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Many of those most in need of swim lessons this summer can’t get them because a nationwide chlorine shortage has made it difficult for public pools to stay open.
