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Yahoo News
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Report: Tennessee sees decline in most measures of child well-being

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (221+ words) Tennessee experienced a sharp decline in measures of child well-being in recent years, according to a state-by-state assessment of federal economic, educational, census and health data analyzed yearly by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The foundation’s “2026 Kids Count Data Book” examined…...

Knoxville Moms
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Back And Forth

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (403+ words) Neither of my kids can drive yet, so for now, I’m the one getting everyone to all the places. But we’re getting really close to that point where that won’t be the case anymore. And if I’m being honest, that…...

localmemphis.com
localmemphis.com > article > news > nation-world > teen-social-media-pediatrician-advice > 95-f72b8a84-bb48-4642-afc0-eb6ac7dcfced

Your teen is already on social media. Here's what a pediatrician says you should do now

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (545+ words) CLEVELAND — Every parent has wondered it: how much damage is all that screen time really doing to my kid? The answer, according to a leading adolescent medicine specialist, is more nuanced than you might think — and more actionable. A new…...

Knoxville Moms
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POV: It's The '80s And '90s

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (535+ words) Hey, Hey! Amanda here. Wife to KJ and proud mom to my 3 boys: Noah (14), Nash (4), and Banks (6 months). I'm a forever Carolina girl that moved to Knoxville in 2003 and have called it home ever since. When I'm not wrangling children…...

The Tennessean
tennessean.com > story > news > education > 10/13/2025 > tennessee-child-care-funding-cut-increase-costs-families > 86484769007

Child care funding cut forces 'difficult decisions' for low-income Tennessee families

10+ mon, 4+ week ago   (1285+ words) An unexpected $44.5 million state budget cut is driving up child care costs for low-income parents in Tennessee. It's also waitlisting those who apply for child care assistance and putting the early childhood education centers that serve them at risk of…...