Elise Solé

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May 29, 2025, 3:24 PM EDT / Source: TODAYShould kids be able to skip the last day — or the entire last week — of school? “I let them decide if they want to go to school on those last days,” Patricia Horton, a mother in Florida, tells TODAY.comHorton, whose children are 7 and 12, threw out the question in a TikTok video. “Do you make your kid go to school, the last day of school? Do you make your kid go to school the last week of school?” Horton said in the video.

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Should kids be able to skip the last day — or the entire last week — of school? “I let them decide if they want to go to school on those last days,” Patricia Horton, a mother in Florida, tells TODAY.comHorton, whose children are 7 and 12, threw out the question in a TikTok video. “Do you make your kid go to school, the last day of school? Do you make your kid go to school the last week of school?” Horton said in the video. “I don’t make my kids go to school the last couple days of school.

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May 29, 2025, 11:53 AM EDT / Source: TODAYDid your partner say something “unhinged” during labor or childbirth? TikTok moms might one-up you. “My husband compared me to a dead deer,” Mackenna Huntsman, a mother of one, tells TODAY.com. “I was like, ‘What the heck?’ I was in the middle of pushing and about to give birth.” Huntsman opened the floor in a TikTok video by revealing her husband’s faux pas during the March birth of their daughter.

1 week ago | aol.com | Elise Solé

Did your partner say something “unhinged” during labor or childbirth? TikTok moms might one-up you. “My husband compared me to a dead deer,” Mackenna Huntsman, a mother of one, tells TODAY.com. “I was like, ‘What the heck?’ I was in the middle of pushing and about to give birth.”Huntsman opened the floor in a TikTok video by revealing her husband’s faux pas during the March birth of their daughter.

1 week ago | today.com | Elise Solé

May 28, 2025, 2:26 PM EDT / Source: TODAYWho hasn’t told their toddler a white lie or two, to cease a tantrum? “My daughter doesn’t like to eat meat, so I tell her that if she takes a bite of her meat, I’ll give her a point toward Disney World,” Molly Brandt, the mother of a toddler, tells TODAY.com. Brandt, who is taking her daughter to the theme park for her third birthday, adds that “points” will be used to purchase souvenirs at the theme park.