Do you have a favorite child? Here's what factors research says contribute to perception
A new study found that parental favoritism is real and that multiple factors like gender and culture could be influences.
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It's a WDRB Mornings winter ice breaker game called "Answer Me This!"
WDRB's Keith Kaiser organized a competition that may uncover some secrets. We are calling it "Answer Me This!" With the help of the questions from the card game "Do You Know Me?", one of the WDRB ...
'These kids do not care about romance': Game devs want to know what today's teens want, and surveys say sex and romance isn't it
Young people want stories about friendship more than romance, say researchers and industry execs. Surveys say that today's youth are more interested in stories about platonic friendships and social ...
Toys & Games for Indoor Learning
The "Zero Day" star and "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert let a haunting silence hang in the air for several seconds. Anthony ...
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2-Year-Old Reads Kindergarten Flash Cards Like a Champ Leaving Jaws on the Floor
A lot of parents think that their child is smarter and a little more advanced than their peers. And while that's typically just our own bias talking, there are at least a few parents out there who can ...