Even if you snoozed your way through mandatory history classes, you may still have learned or caught up on some false history facts. Check them out here.
Hoaxes
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As viral misinformation goes, last week there was a doozy. For the record, no, using a cell phone won’t cause you, or your child, to grow horns.
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A fake face mask exemption card is making its round on social media and the DOJ is speaking out to clarify that they didn’t issue it.
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They can steal the oxygen and soul from your baby… or can they? Check out the most common cat myths get debunked with real facts.
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What got your favorite celebrities buzzing this week? Well, the buzz started when prominent public figures like Julia Roberts, Rob Lowe and US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry reposted an…
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Rumors about cell phone use, particularly pertaining to kids, abounds. So which are really true and should be of concern to parents? Parentology finds out.
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FAKE NEWS ALERT: The refrigerator tweet that went viral and started the #FreeDorothy hastag is now being called a hoax. See how reporters figured it out.
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The Momo challenge was a hoax, but that didn’t stop parents from freaking out. (Thanks Kim Kardashian.) But we can still learn from it. Here’s how.