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7 Best Parenting RSS Feeds in 2026

7 feeds from 7 sites tagged “parenting”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.

  1. 1Scary Mommyscarymommy.com · about 27 posts a weekScary Mommy is a parenting and lifestyle site for millennial moms who love unfiltered and honest news, advice and opinions about motherhood.Last post 8 Nov
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  2. 2Play Puddlesplaypuddles.com · about 10 posts a weekFun, Educational Toys for Curious KidsLast post 8 Nov
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  3. 3Hands On As We Growhandsonaswegrow.com · about 4 posts a weekHands on kids activities for hands on moms. Focusing on kids activities perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.Last post 5 Nov
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  4. 4Romperromper.com · about 1 post a weekRomper is a site for a new generation of women figuring out what motherhood means for us.Last post 2 Nov
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  5. 5My Lil Startup - Entrepreneur tips to create a kid's businessmylilstartup.com · about 1 post a monthLast post 19 Oct
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  6. 6Fatherlyfatherly.comFatherly empowers men to raise great kids and lead more fulfilling adult lives through original reporting, expert parenting advice, and hard-won insights into a challenging, but profoundly rewarding stage of life.Last post 10 Sept
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  7. 7Janet Lansburyjanetlansbury.comelevating child careLast post 31 Aug
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Latest parenting posts

  1. I gave my husband full ownership of cooking. It fixed more in our marriage than just dinner.

    · businessinsider.com · Rebecca Cretella

    Most nights I have no idea what's for dinner. That's because my husband always takes care of the cooking.

  2. Gifts for 7 Year Olds: 8 Picks Sorted by What They Love

    · playpuddles.com

    Finding gifts for 7 year olds is easier when you start with what they love. Seven year olds have big opinions, a few favorite things and plenty of energy to burn. So this list is sorted by interest, not by boy or girl. There’s a Pokémon art kit, a glowing garden, a stunt track, a...

  3. LEGO Sets for 11 Year Olds: 8 Sets Rated for Their Age

    · playpuddles.com

    Shopping for LEGO sets for 11 year olds gets tricky fast. Many of the sets kids ask for are rated 18+, and the box age is the one to follow. Every set here is rated for an 11 year old or younger. We matched each one to a different kind of 11 year old, from...

  4. I avoided club sports because of the cost and time commitment. Now I wish I'd started sooner.

    · businessinsider.com · Jamie Davis Smith

    I never prioritized club sports for my kids until my youngest joined a soccer team. Now I regret not giving my older children the same opportunity.

  5. 75 Bougie Gifts That Are So Damn Cheap On Amazon

    · scarymommy.com · Candace Nagy

    Scary Mommy shopping editors have uncovered all the season's most covetable gifts, from chic fashion and accessories to spa-like self-care products and home decor.

  6. Best Gifts For Kids 2026: 43 Picks Blowing Up The Mom Group Chats

    · scarymommy.com · Julie Sprankles

    From a kid-safe saw (yes, really) to a screen-free telephone "club," these are the toys our editors are actually putting under the tree.

  7. Alberta’s Librarians Brace for a New Era of ‘Book Bans’

    · nytimes.com · Vjosa Isai

    A new provincial law requires public libraries to pull and restrict items with “graphic visual depictions of sexual acts.” Librarians are worried.

  8. Wrapping Paper Snowflakes

    · handsonaswegrow.com · Jamie Reimer

    Click here to read Wrapping Paper Snowflakes on Hands On As We Grow® Henry and I made some cool snowflakes from wrapping paper! See how we did it over on Kiwi Crate’s The Studio! Cutting snowflakes are great cutting practice for a preschooler and work their fine motor skills. Coffee filters are a…

  9. I'm a Parent Who Works In Fashion—Here Are Great Gifts to Give Anyone Who Has a Baby or a Toddler

    · whowhatwear.com · Bobby Schuessler

    Adorable clothes! Stylish gear!

  10. Play Dough Turkey Color Match Quick and Easy Activity for Kids

    · handsonaswegrow.com · Shawna Black

    Click here to read Play Dough Turkey Color Match Quick and Easy Activity for Kids on Hands On As We Grow® This play dough turkey color match activity is super quick to set up and perfect for Thanksgiving fun with your kids! Plus they are super cute.

  11. When AI Always Says Yes: A Conversation for Parents and Teachers in Asia

    · dev.to · Jarvis Nelson Osorio

    Disclosure: I'm Jarvis Nelson Osorio, author of "The Compliant Mind", a book about children and always-agreeable AI. Sharing to open a discussion. Children across Asia are growing up with AI assistants in their pockets, homework apps, and family devices. Many of these systems are designed to be…

  12. Your Partner Can Make Or Break Your Postpartum Experience

    · romper.com · Mirel Zaman

    From sharing the mental load to showing up emotionally, what your partner does (or doesn't) do after the baby arrives matters a lot more than you might think.

  13. 7 Moms On The Little Wins No One Else Noticed

    · romper.com · Justine Lorelle LoMonaco

    Becoming a mom is full of firsts, but some of the biggest milestones are the ones only you see

  14. Why Writers Should Have Sympathy for Ghosts

    · lithub.com · Annie Barrows

    I believe in ghosts. I have tried to stop believing in them, but I have failed. Believing in ghosts has caused me to have some very embarrassing conversations with serious people, but there’s no help for it. It was my

  15. She Was Arrested After Leaving Her Kids for Days. Parents Are Debating.

    · nytimes.com · Vivian Yee

    A Florida sheriff’s office arrested a mother who had left her children home alone for days to go a work trip, reigniting the debate over when parents act irresponsibly.

  16. Teaching AI to Today's Generation: Why, From What Age, and How to Start at Home, in School and in the Scout Troop

    · dev.to · Moustafa hamwi

    Originally published at scouthub.dev . Yes, children and teenagers should learn about AI. Not to become programmers, but to understand what they use: how it works, when it gets things wrong, and what happens to their data. The best places for this learning are the home, the school and the scout…

  17. How Kids Ages 6-12 Make Money in 2026: Allowance Stats, Rules, and a Weekend Plan

    · mylilstartup.com · My Lil Startup

    Kids making money in 2026 at a glance: 58% of U.S. parents of kids ages 5 to 8 and 79% of parents of kids ages 9 to 11 give an allowance regularly or occasionally (Wells Fargo / Ipsos, survey fielded Apr 28 to May 8, 2025). The median weekly allowance is $15 for ages 5 to 8 and $20 for ages 9 to 14…

  18. Is It Wrong to Love a Chatbot?

    · nytimes.com · Ezra Klein and Annie Galvin

    Sherry Turkle, who has spent decades studying people’s relationships with machines, believes we have “a very small window” to correct our current course with A.I.

  19. Kidpreneur Statistics 2026: Kids Entrepreneurship Data Parents and Educators Cite

    · mylilstartup.com · My Lil Startup

    Primary-source kidpreneur and youth entrepreneurship statistics for 2026, with dated JA, YEI, BLS, Fed SHED, NFTE, and Kauffman figures parents and educators can cite. More

  20. Nick Viall Opens Up About Fatherhood

    · fatherly.com · Tyghe Trimble

    The former Bachelor star and now co-hose of Age of Attraction and The Viall Files co-host (with his wife, Natalie Joy Viall is now a dad of three — including infant twins. Here's how it's going.