Regularly sitting children down to write thank you notes may no longer be the order of the day, but teaching kids to acknowledge the kindness of others is always in style – and not simply because it’s the right thing to do.
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Parenting Our Children
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Denise Yearian / November 09, 2018
At the start of every school year, parents enter into an alliance that greatly affects their children’s academic success. Though the parent-teacher partnership begins the day your kids walk through their school’s doors, the true cooperative effort occurs during parent-teacher conference time.
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Denise Yearian / November 09, 2018
Childhood shyness is a common concern among parents, who fear their youngsters may lack self-confidence and lag behind in social development.
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Malia Jacobson / October 12, 2018
Even if everyone goes to bed on time without grumbling (ha!), ensuring your family gets the rest it needs to meet the day ahead can take some doing.
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Jeanne Muchnick / October 12, 2018
Your child wakes up feeling miserable. They’re complaining of a stuffy nose and a sore throat but they don’t have a fever. Should you keep them home or send them off to school?
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Pint-sized witches, ghosts and goblins eagerly lean forward in their seats as the lights dim. A shadowy masked figure steps up to the podium and dramatically raises his arms.
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Jeanne Muchnick / September 11, 2018
What do you do when your son or daughter makes friends with someone you think is a bad influence?
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Beryl Meyer / September 11, 2018
Take our quick quiz to discover your parenting style and how your answers can help your approach.