New data show that Hispanic and immigrant parents are more likely to share frequent meals with their children than non-Hispanic and native-born counterparts.

New U.S. Census Bureau historical tables show both girls and boys are taking more lessons and playing more sports than in 1998.

During Covid-19 lockdowns, parents changed how they interacted with children: more dinners and reading together but fewer outings.

Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey shows that many parents spent the first three Child Tax Credit advance payments on child care or school expenses.

New U.S. Census Bureau survey highlights the impact that poverty has on school-aged children’s involvement in extracurricular activities.

Children today are just as engaged in lessons and even more active in sports compared to around 15 years ago.