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Home: Current Issues: Parenting: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Parenting: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Discipline: What Works and Why? - James StensonHere are some basic ideas about the parents' role of moral leadership in the family, often referred to as "discipline." Email This Article Disciplining for Success - Ray GuarendiDear Dr. Ray: I know discipline needs to be consistent to work best, but it seems I'm on my kids all the time, and I'm not seeing much improvement. Email This Article Divine Obedience - Elizabeth FossSo much of child-rearing is character training and little children need to learn to obey. They need to be trained to answer affirmatively to authority. So how do we go about helping a child learn to obey? Email This Article Don't Suffer the Little Children - Tony WoodliefA father of four explains the realist approach to parenting. Email This Article Educating in Virtue - JAMES STENSONChildren growing up today are headed toward some formidable challenges. Email This Article Faith for the Next Generation - Donald DeMarco"If there is one thing you could tell your parents, what would that be?" This question was directed by a TV hostess to a teenage girl. The girl’s face gleamed at the chance of being a parent to her parents and being given permission to tell them exactly what they needed to be told. Email This Article Fatherhood (1) - JAMES STENSONProfessionals who deal with such troubled young people have long noted a common trait among them. Email This Article Fatherhood (2) - JAMES STENSONHistory has shown that what children need is not so much comfort and convenience from Dad. Email This Article Fatherless and Hopeful in America - NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTERFor the last 20 or 30 years Americans have been in "deep denial" about the importance of fathers in the lives of boys. Email This Article Finding the Lie - Kristine FranklinMy mother was a quiet, pious, fundamentalist lady who loved to read her Bible and go to prayer meetings. She was kind and generous, and had a hug for everyone. Mom only had one annoying habit. She scolded the television. Email This Article Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 30-Jun-2008 - 15:58:28
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