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By: Judy H. Wright

“How many times do I have to tell you to clean your room?” Why should a child keep his room neat? Many children say they don’t care whether it is neat or dirty, so why should it matter to anyone else? Unless it is a health or safety hazard, or(read entire article)
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By: Jim Donovan

"Now don't you go getting any ideas, Harold."

"Don't you get any ideas either, Terry."

"Don't you two get any ideas."

The young mother's words to her small children echoed in my head for several days. While I realized she was pro(read entire article)
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By: Judy H. Wright

Many families, ours included, have learned that breakfast is eaten after we are dressed and have made our beds. Dressing and making a bed somehow only takes five minutes when done before breakfast and take forever if done after breakfast. If it is(read entire article)
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By: Olu Adepetun

Introduction

Children are the gifts of God to parents. That young child will in no time at all grow up to become a resposible future leader if he is well catered for. Therefore whatever they learn or grow up with is what they will act upon i(read entire article)
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By: Jo-Anne Rowland

Not an easy subject right? Before we begin, the important thing to remember is that you don't want to terrify your kids about the world we live in, or make them feel nervous on a daily basis. In particular with younger ones, we all know children a(read entire article)
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By: Sheree Marty

"I WON'T DO IT!" "YOU CAN'T MAKE ME!"

Whether parent or teacher, we have all "been there" and "done that" with a child exhibiting refusal behaviors. Before "losing your cool" and your power as well, interventions and strategies are provide(read entire article)
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By: Linda Milo

Are you feeling overwhelmed being a parent? Do you want to feel more relaxed and empowered raising your child? Working parents, stay-at-home parents, visiting parents – it doesn’t matter which one you are because these days almost every parent f(read entire article)
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By: George Gallegos

Once a parent-teacher phone call has been completed, the time arrives for a parent to approach their child to discuss the reported concerns surrounding academic achievement. It is always a good idea for the parent to prepare their ideas and adjus(read entire article)
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By: Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD

'Picky Eater' is a label coined to describe the phenomenon that someone has discerning taste preferences different from their parents or others. These discerning taste preferences are dictated by their blood and body type. It is important for pa(read entire article)
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By: Audrey Lizee

Why is it that we tend to not appreciate what we have until it’s gone? In the extra time that my mind has had freed up since my children have gone from home, I have found time for moments of reflection, time to learn to appreciate the present, an(read entire article)
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By: George Gallegos

It is always interesting for me to enter a regular education classroom with the intention of observing a student who may be struggling with ADHD symptoms. The first challenge I normally encounter is that of entering the classroom quietly so as to(read entire article)
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By: David Perdew

Moms, at some point you will probably hear "Where's my daddy?" Whether the dad has ever been part of the parental picture or not, his absence is conspicuous.

Dads, if you're trying to reconnect with your children, read on to understand what(read entire article)
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By: Dr. Charles Sophy

It’s the first day of the summer holiday. Five year-old Stephanie is shopping with you at Wal-Mart and picks out three stuffed animals that she saw in the movie Madagascar. “Oh Mom please! I want to bring Alex and Gloria and Melman to Kinder Gym w(read entire article)
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By: Linda Milo

Are you feeling overwhelmed being a parent? Do you want to feel more relaxed and empowered raising your child? Working parents, stay-at-home parents, visiting parents – it doesn’t matter which one you are because these days almost every parent f(read entire article)
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By: Dr. Charles Sophy

Oh Please, Don't Say Maybe!!!!

Are you often a participant in an unraveling parent-child interaction? Well you’re not alone. Interactions between parents and their children often transgress before our eyes.

All children's first years(read entire article)
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By: Sandy Kimball

Is it possible to get the kids to obey all the time?

Have you tried everything and it doesn't seem to work?

How do we get the kids to do their chores, homework, clean their room with a good attitude.

If the children have a safe(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose

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 you are consistent, follow through and mean what you say.

2.Thou shalt expect children(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose
Michael GroseÂ’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 you are consistent, f(read entire article)
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By: Barbara Rose, Ph.D.

1. Always validate your child’s feelings and perceptions even if you do not “see” or "hear" what they do.

2. Place yourself as your child’s equal, rather than "above" your child.

3. Always explain why you are asking your child to do so(read entire article)
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By: Esther Andrews

Would you like your child to be the best that he can be - to achieve his maximum potential? Imagine how successful your child can be with a brilliant mind, lightening fast learning skills, an accurate, lasting memory, creativity and problem solv(read entire article)
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By: Dawn Holland -
We all know that learning to read is important, but as parents what do we do to facilitate this milestone?

Reading to your child has many benefits one of which is simply having time to snuggle together.
Here are 10 reasons to read(read entire article)
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By: Steve Farmer

1. Focus on outcomes not problems

Each member of the family needs to understand and communicate what their desired outcome is in any situation. In this way every part of your family team can move toward that objective rather than focus on t(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose

It's hard to explain to the uninitiated the changes that a child will bring to your life - nothing is quite the same again. If you are an expectant father (or even mother) or just considering the prospect of parenthood, do the following 10-step pr(read entire article)
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By: Katie Basson

One of the most important aspects of parenting, is ensuring that your child gets a good education.  School is a place where your child not only learns skills such as reading and writing; it is also where your child will learn about friendship,(read entire article)
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By: Bridget Mwape

There are a few points about shyness in children which will help you better understand the best approach in dealing with your child. You will need to identify the nature of your child's shyness. Children are shy in different ways for different rea(read entire article)
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By: Rae Pica

Here’s some of the bad news about sedentary lifestyles:

• Forty percent of children ages 5 to 8 show at least one heart disease risk factor, including hypertension and obesity, which among children has doubled over the past two decades.

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By: Troy Rutter

If your child is involved in the entertainment industry, whether in small-town theatre productions or movies and television shows, protecting their welfare is a top priority for parents. Here are ten simple steps you can do today to help protect(read entire article)
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By: Jeff Herring

1 "Law of Belonging": The greatest need of teenagers (after music and the phone) is a strong sense of belonging. They need to feel they are a part of something bigger than themselves. If they don't get it in a healthy place - with family, worthwhi(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose

“Not another meeting!”

That tends to be the reaction from most kids when they hear the M word mentioned. Meetings tend to be tolerated rather than keenly anticipated in families.

Most research supports the notion that parents that use(read entire article)
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By: Sandy Gauvin

Did you know that you are the most important person in your child’s life? Of course you did.

But did you know that parents of children with learning disabilities can also be their child’s most effective advocate.

What exactly is an(read entire article)
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By: Ben Sidman

To get the most from playtime activities you have to stick to a set of rules. The rules may change according to the child but generally these rules help to achieve constructive play gaining the benefits listed above.

Play it their way - Enc(read entire article)
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By: Helene Rothschild

AN OPEN LETTER FROM EVERY CHILD

DEAR MOM, DAD OR GUARDIAN,

I love you, and I know that you want to be the best parent that you can be. I am very sensitive, and I can feel your warmth, your caring, and your heart’s desire to see me hap(read entire article)
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By: Carrie Lauth
C'mon, admit it. You sometimes use the television set as a cheap babysitter. That's ok...we ALL do it sometimes! Ah, but it's a double-edged sword, because kids who watch a lot of TV have trouble keeping themselves entertained, which in the long run(read entire article)
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By: Susie Cortright

Here are fourteen spontaneous time-outs, specially designed to help you pay the small attentions that are so integral to lasting intimacy.

Day One:
Spend 15 minutes kissing. Many married couples report that the simple act of kissing i(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose

Have you made your usual New Year resolutions? You know the resolutions where you turn over a new leaf to get fit, steer away from junk food and start a savings plan. While you are reflecting on past bad habits and setting new directions for your(read entire article)
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By: Michael Grose
Have you made your usual New Year resolutions? You know the resolutions where you turn over a new leaf to get fit, steer away from junk food and start a savings plan. While you are reflecting on past bad habits and setting new directions for your per(read entire article)
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By: Steve Brunkhorst

Father: a role model who gives the gifts of guidance and wisdom while learning how to stretch his ability to love beyond what he knew was possible.

Whether you are a father or planning to become one, you'll discover a nugget of wisdom and e(read entire article)
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By: Judy H. Wright

1. Tell me something you like about yourself? Help your child to focus on her many strengths.

2. Reinforce the positives. Give praise, recognition, a special privilege or increased responsibility for a job well done.

3. Define limits a(read entire article)
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By: Scott Bianchi

I didn’t have a child back in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and so on. Technically, I have nothing to compare raising a child in the 21st century too, except for my own childhood experiences, but I would have to say that raising a child now is more diffic(read entire article)
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By: Lee Wise

In my opinion, these things matter...

1. Enjoying childlike delights before the child no longer delights in being one.

2. Paying attention long enough to understand -- yet caring enough to make a necessary correction once it's all unde(read entire article)
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By: Connie Carpenter

Isn't the technology of today is amazing?! Between the speed of Instant Messengers~ or IM'ing, the convince of cell phones, parenting has come a long way from when parents had to make three or four phone calls to track down their TWeen for the sim(read entire article)
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By: Nicole Dean

If your child is showing little interest in reading, there is hope. Sometimes moms and dads have to get sneaky, but you can still turn your child into a reader, even if he is reluctant about it.

1. The Early Bedtime trick. One of my favorit(read entire article)
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