As parents, all we want in life is to see our kids flourish and be happy. However, as a high achiever yourself, you might project greater expectations on to your offspring, expectations that they may not be able to live up to. Because who wants to live in the shadow of super successful parents? You

Las Vegas is the place if you want to drink yourself into the night while gambling away your life savings. Or get advice on raising a gay son. Recently, singer/songwriter Jack Remmington and his friend were playing on the Mariah Carey slots there when a 40-something man approached them. The

Internationally renowned photographer Annie Wang, from Taipei City, Taiwan, decided early on that the stereotypical image of mother and child wasn’t going to work for her. She sees motherhood as a long and complex journey, one that needn’t be solely about sacrifice and selflessness. She sees

Like father, like sons. Thomas Romain (previously here and here) is a French anime artist who lives in Tokyo and has found a cool way of bonding with his two boys. When he’s not working on his commercial projects, Thomas spends time on an ongoing family collaboration. It goes like this: his kids

Forgive me for the cliché, but children do grow up so fast. And parents usually document their precious moments by taking pictures or shooting video, but one single dad from Taiwan has his own method of making sure he remembers what it’s like raising his boy. To capture the joys and difficulties of