Plus: Top books and road trip rules.
| A roundup of new guidance and stories from NYT Parenting. |
Those big-eyed, neon-haired figures cluttering your home? They’re the brain children of Isaac Larian, the founder and chief executive officer of MGA Entertainment, whose wildly popular L.O.L. Surprise! dolls have become a $5 billion business. Chavie Lieber visited the toymaker’s headquarters and reported on how the dolls came to dominate the past decade. Also on the site this week, Anna Lee Beyer on the agony and ecstasy (and gas station breaks) of a 12-hour road trip with little ones. Carrie Arnold explained how to keep your kids safe during the holidays (helmets on, candles snuffed, people!). Dr. Pooja Lakshmin, M.D., a perinatal psychiatrist, shared how to support a friend with a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder. And Melonyce McAfee, our senior staff editor, rounded up the most influential parenting books from the past decade. |
 | | MGA Entertainment C.E.O. Isaac Larian is the toy impresario behind the wildly popular L.O.L. Surprise! dolls.Kendrick Brinson for The New York Times |
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How L.O.L. Dolls Became the Dopamine Hit of a Generation |
“I’ve been in this business 29 years and I have never seen a doll line take off so fast,” said Christine Osborne, the founder of Wonder Works, a chain of toy stores in South Carolina. |
 | | Lydia Ortiz |
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The Agony and Ecstasy of a 12-Hour Road Trip With 2 Small Kids |
“I washed puke out of my child’s hair in that freezing rest stop with no paper towels. We all cried.” |
 | | Nan Lee |
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How to Avoid the Biggest Holiday Hazards for Kids |
Foods, fires, freeways and falls pose the biggest threats to young children. |
 | | Amanda Eliasson |
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When Your Friend Is Pregnant and Depressed |
Ask about her (and not just the baby), and offer tangible help. |
 | | via HarperCollins |
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The Decade of the Parenting Manual |
From “Bringing Up Bébé” to “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother” |
| Parenting can be a grind. Let’s celebrate the tiny victories. |
| My 18-month-old son loves pulling out baby wipes, one by one, and scattering them all over the floor. I gave up trying to stop him and my heart burst when he started “cleaning” the floor! — Davina Gordon, Northern Ireland |
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