Childcare
Democratic states sue Trump administration over childcare fund freeze
California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York challenged the administration's freezing of more than $10 billion in federal childcare and family assistance funds based on alleged fraud.
China taxes condoms, contraceptives, in push to combat declining population
Why Collaboration, Not Competition, Will Cure Rare Cancers
Israeli child hospitalized after leaving kindergarten bruised, parents claim police inaction
New research sheds light on how children perceive leadership, hierarchy
The impact of this study can be significant in shaping parenting styles to result in better parent-child relationships.
Gov't fails to uphold promise to supervise daycares after abuse incidents
Focus on government regulation of private daycares was renewed after a series of high profile incidents of child abuse in daycare centers around the country in recent years.
Archaeologist moms are provided with a babysitter at Azekah biblical dig
"I really want to send young female archaeologists the message that they can combine career and family and should not give up their dreams,” Tel Aviv University Prof. Oded Lipschits told the 'Post.'
Court extends arrest of 4 kindergarten employees for toddler abuse charges
"I'm angry, I'm hurt, my world is destroyed, my heart shattered, my child's life has been ruined. To the end I will not forgive them."
Superstar pediatrician hopes to advance his research in Israel
Dr. Harvey Karp lands in Tel Aviv with event to teach 1,000 parents to sooth their babies in sixty seconds or less.
Home cleaning products may increase risk of childhood asthma
With greater exposure to cleaning products, kids were also 35% more likely to have chronic wheezing and 49% more likely to have chronic allergies, a study found.
First Israeli government-sponsored Bedouin daycare opened
The center has two goals: to provide a safe care environment for children, and to enable Bedouin mothers to work outside the home
Israeli kindergarten ordered closed after segregating children by race
“My daughter is worth as much as anyone else. She was born here and she is as good as anyone.”
What is going on with Israel’s daycare law?
“In Israel, the children don’t belong to the Education Ministry until age three,” Glantz said. “Until then, the centers are completely unsupervised."
Hundreds of parents protest after daycare owner arrested for abuse
Mass demonstrations follow the arrest and indictment of Carmel Mauda, who is facing 18 counts of abusing 11 toddlers at her daycare in Rosh Ha'ayin.