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The article reports that the YMCA football leagues are changing the rules in football to protect players from head injuries. Topics discussed include the reason for the changes, comments from Wayne Scott, director at the YMCA football league in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and steps taken by Pop Warner youth football league to reduce concussions.

The article reports on the efforts to stop the spread of the pythons which have been devouring native animals in the Everglades National Park in Florida for decades, as of 2016, particularly, the Python Challenge. Topics include the origins of the Burmese pythons, how pythons kill, and how lawmakers have tried to address the python problem since 2012.

The article presents several tips on how to say goodbye to baby without tears falling from his or her eyes, aslo called as separation anxiety. Topics discussed include separation anxiety starts between 8 and 12 months, night fears, and practice leaving the baby into a caregiver. It also mentions the pediatrician in Atlanta Hansa Bhargava.

The article offers tips for parents on how to make goodbye for their six-month-old to 12-month-old babies.

The article presents opinion on the need for police officers in the U.S. to wear body cameras in which critics say that the devices are not properly regulated, invade the privacy of people and cost too much.

The article offers information on the excavation at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah conducted by paleontologist Joe Sertich and his team. Topics include the excavation of the Lythronax argestes or the King of Gore dinosaur, a look into the prehistoric continent called Laramidia, and the 2009 find of a baby duck-billed dinosaur by a high school student. It also presents a map of North America 75 million years ago.

The article examines whether American schools should use corporal punishment, highlighting the move of Kansas Representative Gail Finney who introduced a legislative bill to allow teachers to spank a student up to 10 times for an offense regardless of whether if it would cause bruising.

The article discusses the production of American-branded clothes in Asia. It is estimated that 98 percent of clothes sold in the U.S. are manufactured in other countries. The decision of clothing labels to move production from the U.S. to other countries, particularly in Asia, is in consideration for lower production costs. This translates to competitive pricing for clothing items sold in the U.S. However, clothing factories abroad have insufficient safety monitoring protocols.

The article offers tips for parents on how to spark creativity and boost the brainpower of babies.

The article focuses on arguments on whether beauty pageants for children below 16 years old should be banned in the U.S.

The article reports on the sculpture discovered by archaeologists in Guatemala that provides clues about the way of life of the ancient Mayan civilization who lived in present-day Mexico and Central America long ago. Archeologists described the sculpture as a frieze artwork that shows three rulers with feather headdresses and hieroglyphs symbols. According to archaeologist Francisco Estrada-Belli, they plan to cement together parts of the pyramid.

The article offers tips on how to reverse the sleeping patterns of newborns which include a steady waking time to have a regular schedule to play with them, reducing naps by skipping an audio machine, and a routine to help them recognize sleeping time.

The article features some of the articles published within the issue, including one about the Spill-Proof Sipper cup, another about modern rock star mama Pink, and another which offers tips on how to get babies sleep through the night.

The article presents tips on asking pediatrician through email when children got sniffles before clicking send such as double-checking the secure server of the office and knowing the times of the pediatrician logs.