What Does it Mean to Be a Good-Enough Parent?
Ten recommendations for being a better parent by worrying less, and enjoying yourself and your family more.
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Ten recommendations for being a better parent by worrying less, and enjoying yourself and your family more.
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How does daycare affect children’s development? A deeper dig into the research, identifying problems and benefits of daycare quality and quantity, with recommendations for parents.
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If your child is learning at home during the pandemic, help them set up a space conducive to learning. And if it just doesn’t work, here are some thoughts on coping with that.
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Friends are urgently important to your teen. No wonder they find it so hard to socially distance and wear a mask. Here are ten suggestions for helping them—and you—stay safe.
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Here are some risk reduction factors to consider in pandemic school decision-making, and suggestions for making it through this school year as healthy and happy as possible.
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With all the unknowns right now, it’s more important than ever to start talking early with your child about what they’ll be experiencing when school resumes in the fall.
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Kids feel better about themselves when they see themselves making a valuable contribution to their families. This is more important than ever in stressful times, like pandemics.
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Everyone is feeling stressed right now, including children. Simple mindfulness practices can make the difference between soothing your child, and ramping up their stress level.
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A review of a practical and helpful resource: Success Strategies for Parenting Gifted Kids, edited by Kathleen Nilles, Jennifer Jolly, Tracy Ford Inman, and Joan Franklin Smutny.
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Your child needs friends if they’re going to become their happiest and best self. Here are 8 ideas if friendships are causing more problems than joy in your child’s life.
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