A guy muses on the fears associated with a loved one's body. (more)

Blues musician Screamin' Jay Hawkins had 57 children, some of whom were happier than others to learn of their father's prolific paternity. (more)

Blending satire, drama, and interviews, this Australian documentary portrays a not-so-distant future where robots care for children and parents agree to live apart from their families during the work week. (more)

This hour: an all-woman Led Zeppelin cover band and metal-loving children. (more)

Among the victims of the powerful earthquake near Chengdu, China, are hundreds of young students who are feared dead after being trapped in the rubble of their middle school. (more)

Eighteen years after Carol gave up her son for adoption, she still believed they would meet again. (more)

A woman decides to sober up for her daughter. (more)

Barch Levi Blum was born in late 2009 at Toronto’s Mt. Sinai Hospital. He lived for ten minutes. (more)

This hour: girls, boys, and sleepover reconnaissance. (more)

Cindy Harasen is not the first the first mother to think that her daughter might be from another planet. (more)

Tom Girls is the story of two eight year-old girls who meet at a conference for families with transgender children. (more)

At age 21, Shirley Diaz is on the brink of aging out of the foster care system. Her life isn’t easy now, and soon she’ll be on her own, facing a new set of daunting issues. (more)

A pregnant woman lets a bell say everything she can't. (more)

Two families share very different reasons for planting a tree when their baby is born. (more)

A look at the age old dilemma -- the unexpected pregnancy, and a peek into how today's busy, independent woman approaches the unexpected news. (more)

One mother's attempt to fight off an invasion of mice just after her two-year-old son has been diagnosed with leukemia. (more)

For most of her life, Caitlin didn't want to have children, but after thirteen years with Devin and a change of heart, she is expecting a son. (more)

Slavery in America still exists. In southwest Florida, for example, women and girls from Central America arrive everyday looking for a better life. (more)

Whether it's societal progress or a squiggly 11-pound miracle, getting there isn't always pretty. (more)

Surjit Sachdev grew up in a conservative family in India. Surjit’s father was an engineer, and he’s an engineer, but the family tradition ended when Surjit's son was born with a severe mental disability. (more)