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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Major new report shows mixture of warmth and discipline is best way to bring up youngsters Children brought up by parents practising "tough love" are likely to become more rounded personalities with well-developed characters than those who face either a more authoritarian or laissez-faire approach, research reveals today. The study, by the think tank Demos, tracked the lives of 9,000 families...
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Autisable (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Kids these days no longer come to their parents for answers, they text their friends, Google it and put it on Facebook /My Space, which inevitably results in exposure to unwanted or inappropriate influences. Try as we might, it is impossible in today's society to completely protect our children from all of this. So we make choices: 1. Which TV programs should our children watch, what games should...
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
A generation of liberal parents has striven towards a utopian ideal: raising their children in a non-confrontational household, unfettered by strict rules. But a new study of 9,000 households found that children whose parents favoured this laissez-faire style of parenting were less likely to develop vital life skills – such as empathy, self-control and application – by the age of five...
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Iowa Avenue (Free subscription) | yesterday
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Hindu (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
BelgaumOrientation on ‘art of parenting’ Staff Correspondent Raja Lakhamagouda PU College to host the programmeThe event is on Sunday at Dr. B.S. Jirge AuditoriumBelgaum: The KLE Society’s Raja Lakhamagouda Pre-University College of Science will convene a meeting of parents and hold a day-long orientation programme on the “Art of Parenting” at the Dr. B.S. Jirge Auditorium...
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Sunshine (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
This morning as I went to work I've discussed with Lynn (one of my "bosses") about babies and routine. I was so eager to hear his opinion!! I realized that I was a bit frustrated to see that some parents don't care a lot about getting children into a routine and then the carer has to deal with it all. Lynn and I came to the same agreement on these things: - getting children into a routine...
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MacEvangelism (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The Cry Translator iPhone app is supposed to assist those with little parental instinct by translating the sobs and screams of their children and providing advice. How ever did we all make it to... 1 Vote(s)
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Heart of the Matter Online (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Late summer we were blessed to receive a gardening gift from a neighbor who has a farming business where his main home is located. He handed me a container filled with large bulbs of garlic and explained how they would need to be planted in the fall in order to produce a wonderful crop [...] Related posts: Gardening with your peeps Do you have a green thumb? Do you love to garden? I love to... A New...
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DYSPEPSIA GENERATION (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Lileks is on the case. Believe me, I understand why some folks want it. You spend the first few years constantly aware of your child’s location, and you get that bright pang of poison uh-ohs when you don’t know where they are. The fears stay with you so long you find yourself calling the police to [...]
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RSS fabriek (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The Cry Translator iPhone app is supposed to assist those with little parental instinct by translating the sobs and screams of their children and providing advice. How ever did we all make it to adulthood without apps like this? The makers of the app claim that it is “accurate 96% of the time” in interpreting “the [...]
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Times Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
THE stagnation in social mobility has been caused by bad parenting in working-class
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Anglican Mainstream (Free subscription) | yesterday
`New York Times’ Laurie Tarkan It used to irk Melissa Calapini when her 3-year-old daughter, Haley, hung around her father while he fixed his cars. Ms. Calapini thought there were more enriching things the little girl could be doing with her time. But since the couple attended a parenting course — to save their relationship, which [...]
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Discovering Dad (Free subscription) | yesterday
Welcome to the November 2009 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival. The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members, as well as some general parenting posts of interest....
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Dare to Know (Free subscription) | yesterday
...of the proposals to invade home educators' homes to make judgements on their parenting and educational provision, and then to share information about them liberally about the care system is that people who need professional help will not seek it. Plenty of people are already turning to friends and relatives with relevant skills rather than going to A&E depts where they know they'll be quizzed...
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Oz Oz Alice (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
To be honest, I think that by taking God away and by handing us more freedom than we can handle, our nation has spoiled us to the point that we have no morals and we dehumanize one another. We don't look at other humans as having families, friends, jobs, and school anymore. They're just a walking lump of flesh. My mother is an amazing woman and she has always meant well by everything she does but when...
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bsalmons | 22/07/2009
Cheryl Hines became a mom in 2004. When she’s not working, Cheryl takes care of her lovely daughter, Catherine Rose. Even though the actress hired a nanny, she is very involved in raising her child. Did parenting change her lifestyle? Of course it did, because kids have different programs than the adults: They nap at certain hours, eat at certain hours, and most of the time sleep only if you do that
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I liked Cheryl Hines since I first saw her playing in Larry David's series.
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