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 Praise and liar liars: Parenting tips
Praise and liar liars: Parenting tips
Author Po Bronson believes that kids today hear too much praise — much of it unearned. "Children today hear so much praise that they have decoded its real meaning," he explains.
In addition to praise, Bronson and Merryman also tackle the subject of why children lie — and what parents can do about it. Lying, Bronson says, is a normal part of development. picked by lynxears 2 months ago
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 Parents Lose Custody of Their Children for Teaching them Nazi
Parents Lose Custody of Their Children for Teaching them Nazi
A couple from Manitoba province, Canada lost custody of their children when it was found about their attempts to impose Nazi beliefs and racists feelings on their children. Two children, a seven-year-old girl and a two-year-old boy were removed from their parents and are cared by the local Child and Family Services. picked by maxriter 1 year ago
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 No More Baby Einsteins
No More Baby Einsteins
Labeling kids as innately intelligent rather than focusing on effort can turn them into literal "praise junkies" who would rather cop out than risk underperforming. picked by VoodooPeacock 3 years ago
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 Spain bans parents from smacking children
Spain bans parents from smacking children
Until now parents have been allowed to "reasonably and moderately correct" their children, but deputies deleted that clause and rewrote Spain's civil code to make clear a child's physical and psychological integrity should be respected. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 Is Conditional Parenting Bad For Children?
Is Conditional Parenting Bad For Children?
Should you love your children unconditionally or should you dole out love only when they behave? Do your children become better adults if you are selective about your approvals – like many of the new parenting advice books say?

Author Alfie Kohn wrote an interesting article for The New York Times wrote about some interesting studies on conditional parenting picked by Bingo 3 months ago
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 German Parents Give Children Pubic Waxing Instead Of Driving Lessons(careful@work)
German Parents Give Children Pubic Waxing Instead Of Driving Lessons(careful@work)
More and more men agree and are shaving off pubic hair while growing numbers of parents are treating their teenage children to a pubic waxing as an eighteenth birthday present. picked by Bornbad 5 months ago
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 Lesbians make 'better parents', says senior parenting official
Lesbians make 'better parents', says senior parenting official
Stephen Scott, director of research at the National Academy for Parenting Practitioners, has said his research shows children from lesbian couples do better in life than the offspring of heterosexual couples.

"Lesbians make better parents than a man and a women," Mr Scott told a meeting for the launch of think tank Demos. picked by Magoo 2 weeks ago
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 When Parents Attack in Sports: Fists of Love and Fury
When Parents Attack in Sports: Fists of Love and Fury
Think rabid soccer moms and blood thirsty baseball dads. When their children were cheap shotted or wrong called, these parents went for the throats of other youth players, coaches, and parents. If these parents attack, you don't want to be around. picked by rjonesx 1 year ago
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 Fewer parents think Internet good for their children
Fewer parents think Internet good for their children
Parents have become more ambivalent about the Internet, with a new study finding fewer of them considering it good for their children. picked by wags273 2 years ago
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 Bickering by kids may cost Aussie parents
Bickering by kids may cost Aussie parents
A recent trend in the Australian legal system has seen parents being ordered to stop bickering in front of their children or face possible legal action. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 Parents Prank Their Children
Parents Prank Their Children [video]
The kids stayed up past their bedtime watching a chainsaw murder movie, so their parents got even by waking them up creatively. picked by 2manyusernames 3 years ago
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 This is what atheists hear during a choral mass
This is what atheists hear during a choral mass [video]
Songs of Praise (with subtitles) picked by super 2 years ago
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 Parents timing conceptions to boost kids' grades
Parents timing conceptions to boost kids' grades
Some parents are trying to have children in the autumn, so their children will be the oldest in their school year - because older kids do better, say statistics.
But if you're being raised by idiots like this, does age matter? picked by TheStep 2 years ago
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 IMSafer - Safer Instant Messaging for your children
IMSafer - Safer Instant Messaging for your children
IMSaferTM - IMSafer monitors the instant messenger conversations of your children to help you balance protecting your children and respecting their privacy. The IMSafer service will only notify you when your child is engaged in a potentially dangerous conversation on IM. At IMSafer, we have worked with law enforcement officials to learn how potential predators initiate, develop and maintain ina... read full post picked by MissParker 2 years ago
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 Letter From School: Your Kid is Fat
Letter From School: Your Kid is Fat
Due to the increase in overweight children, the government in the UK is introducing "The National Child Measurement Programme."

If parents agree to their kids being weighed they will receive a letter to let them know if their child is overweight and advice on how to help them lose weight. picked by DoggyLives 1 year ago
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 Teacher accused of leaving her children in car
Teacher accused of leaving her children in car
Turns out, it was her children, and they had allegedly been there in the car since 8 a.m. Tuesday morning," Johnson said picked by smarty1052 3 years ago
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 Single parents life raising child
Single parents life raising child
This is my blog to help myself and other single parents become better parents. Hopefully my journey will help others for the good and bad times ahead. picked by singledaddo 2 years ago
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 Songs of Praise (with subtitles)
Songs of Praise (with subtitles) [video]
Now who says church can't be fun? picked by tundramonkey 3 years ago
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 Child-rearing costs $221,000
Child-rearing costs $221,000
It's no secret that raising children can be expensive, but how about nearly a quarter of a million dollars expensive?

A government report released Tuesday says a middle-income family with a child born last year will spend about $221,000 raising that child through age 17.
*and that's not including related costs such as daycare or college* picked by lynxears 4 months ago
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 How to Catch a Liar
How to Catch a Liar
Ever wanted to know for sure when someone was lying? Now you can! picked by lostsoul135 2 years ago
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 England, Wales Government Councils Propose Taking Obese Children From Parents
England, Wales Government Councils Propose Taking Obese Children From Parents
The Local Government Association warned that the worst cases of obesity will be increasingly seen as evidence of "parental neglect," and that social workers will have to step in to offer advice to protect the child's welfare. picked by bernardblack 1 year ago
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