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Home: Current Issues: Parenting: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Parenting: LINKS_PAGEArticles:How Does a Father Protect His Family? - James StensonLet's approach this question by first examining a man's masculinity, the distinctive character of any normal adult male. Email This Article How Parents Deal Effectively with their Adolescent Children - James StensonHere are some key ideas to keep in mind — all based on other parents' experience — in leading your adolescent children toward responsible adulthood. Email This Article How to Keep Kids Catholic? The Answer is In the Cards - Tim DrakeKatherine Andes, a creator of Friendly Defenders Catholic Flash Cards, wants to make an entire generation of children more like her daughter, Lauren. Email This Article How to Ruin Your Children - AUTHOR UNKNOWNTwelve sure fire principles of parenting guaranteed to produce delinquent children. Email This Article How to Teach Children Values - WILLIAM J. BENNETTA growing cynicism and the erosion of ethics make raising children a perilous task. Email This Article How to Temper Temper Tempests - Ray GuarendiDear Dr. Ray: My son is four years old. He's very lovable, but be has a temper that is explosive. I think big anger goes beyond normal bounds. He throws at least one tantrum a day. We're looking for ideas. - Shell shocked Email This Article I feel like, therefore I am - Professor TheophilusOnce again, the lock on my office door wasn't cooperating with the key. Email This Article I ‘Forgot’ - Ray GuarendiQuestion: My 10-year-old son seems to have a bad memory, but only where I’m concerned. If I ask, “Please take out the trash,” a half hour later he says, “I forgot.” If I ask, “Why aren’t the dishes dried yet?” again I get, “I forgot.” He only seems to forget what he doesn’t want to do. What should I do? Email This Article Judging a Book by its Cover: Goosebumps - Sean MurphyThe cover of a Goosebumps book invites the kind of intuitive parental judgement likely to disturb the peace of the home and invite unfavourable comparisons with what "everybody else" is allowed to read. Email This Article Kids in Church - ROB STOUTThe father of five children says he and his wife have always taken all their children to Mass. Here are some guidelines they have worked out over the years. Email This Article Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 06-Aug-2008 - 18:32:10
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