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By: Maggie Vlazny, MSW, LCSW
Parenting adolescents can often feel overwhelming and downright impossible. Behavioral changes, mood swings, and our child's development of "an attitude" are a challenge to most parents in this uni (read entire article)
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By: Kirsten Hawkins
Diapers: as a rule, most PDF babies will need a diaper change that corresponds with their feeding times. This will total 6-8 diapers per day, or more if you manage to change your baby prior to her poo (read entire article)
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By: mteodor
Why grandparenting and not just parenting? Because... Parents enjoy a break for short periods of time, children enjoy getting away from their parents from time to time and grandparents enjoy being a (read entire article)
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By: Sam Vaknin
The advent of cloning, surrogate motherhood, and the donation of gametes and sperm have shaken the traditional biological definition of parenthood to its foundations. The social roles of parents have (read entire article)
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By: Margaret Paul, Ph. D.
Angie was brought up by rigid, authoritarian parents who kept her on a tight leash. They rarely considered her feelings about anything, showing a complete lack of empathy and compassion for her feelin (read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose
Michael Grose’s 10 Commandments for Parenting Here are the wisest commandments ever commended to parents: 1.Thou shalt be consistent. Do as you say you will. Children know where they stand when yo (read entire article)
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By: Margaret Paul, Ph. D.
Having worked with parents for the last 35 years and written books on parenting and relationships, I’ve discovered that one of the greatest challenges for us as parents is to be loving role-models for (read entire article)
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By: ~Jenn Sprague
Like so many of us, in my early stages of parenthood I took a very traditional, mainstream approach to caring for my first-born. I’m thrilled to say that today I’ve grown. For the betterment and healt (read entire article)
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By: Karen Alonge
Almost six years ago, when the father of my children and I divorced, we wholeheartedly agreed to share joint custody of our two children, who were 3 and 6 years old at that time. During our nine year (read entire article)
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By: Karen Alonge
Parenting extroverted children sure can be exhausting for an introvert. Constant noise, questions, chatter. No room in my head to hear myself think. Actually, now that my kids are finally in bed, and (read entire article)
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By: Kirsten Hawkins
As a parent, you have the opportunity to set the tone in your home based on the style of parenting you choose. You can choose child-centered parenting or family-centered parenting—the differences will (read entire article)
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By: Terri Pilcher
The key to selling reprints to parenting publications is the creation of dynamite ideas followed through with professional writing. Here, I’m focusing (read entire article)
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By: Ronald E Springer
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By: Joan Bramsch
EmpoweredParent.com Ezine Goals Empowered Parenting Ezine is enjoying it's 4th year of continuous online publication. Our mission remains (read entire article)
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By: Ruben Francia
What 3 major divorce parenting mistakes that surely lead to unhappy, unhealthy and unsuccessful children? Parents know these for your chi (read entire article)
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By: Don Schmitz
Building on the cherished connection between grandparents and grandchildren is a life-long privilege. As grandchildren grow and mature the role grandp (read entire article)
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By: Lawrence Vijay Girard
No one who has hugged their child can doubt the gift of a child’s presence in their life. The love that is expressed in that simple act is (read entire article)
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By: Eileen & Jon Gallo
A free-reprint article written by: Eileen Gallo, Ph.D., and Jon Gallo,J.D., © 2005Reprint Terms- You can publish this article elec (read entire article)
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By: Mary Joyce
When it comes parenting a gifted child, there are a number of considerations. Probably the most common, is the fact that, as a parent you just are (read entire article)
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By: Randall Sapphire
Pagan Parenting: Spiritual, Magical and Emotional Development of the ChildAuthor: Kristin MaddenTrade Paperback, 312 pagesPublisher: Llewe (read entire article)
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By: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
Angie was brought up by rigid, authoritarian parents who kept her on a tight leash. They rarely considered her feelings about anything, sh (read entire article)
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By: Nancy S. Buck, Ph.D.
Peaceful Parenting® ideas are very different from other kinds of parenting practices that you have learned or read about. Certainly it is harder (read entire article)
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By: Judith Kallos
Many parental units are not "techies" and openly admit they are not. They seem to use that as an excuse to not be informed and "trust" their children to do what is right in an environment that is cle (read entire article)
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By: Douglas Cowan, Psy.D.
Encouragement comes when you focus on your child's assets and strengths in order to build his/her self-confidence. It comes from seeing the positive. Even failures can be outstanding learning experien (read entire article)
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By: Sue And Chuck DeFiore
An Ann Landers column "Parenthood is not a job for the weak at heart" caught my interest. Job Description for a Parent Position: Parent Job Description: Long-term player needed for challenging, per (read entire article)
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By: Pat
I have always been aware of my number one weakness: non-assertiveness. But I have come a long way from the time when I couldn't say 'no' to a child molester and not understanding the importance of tel (read entire article)
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By: Frank McGinty
The 'phone conversation had nothing at all to do with parenting - but it made me think . . ."Hello, Eastbank Football Club. Can I help you?" "Good morning, may I speak with the Assistant Coach, please (read entire article)
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