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by ParentCo.
No matter where you go your hometown will always be your home. Whether you like it or not.
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One day we're their everything. The next we stand by, with seemingly little to do as they do everything for themselves.
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by ParentCo.
No one wants to be the human equivalent of a blankie. But getting the gropiest kid to keep their hands out of your shirt is possible.
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by Rebecca Lang
Parenting small kids can put stress on a marriage. But perhaps it does get easier, or maybe it gets more manageable, and we get better at it.
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by Katie Karambelas
Losing your mom is an unparallelled loss that changes you forever. It's only been two months, but this is my experience so far.
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by ParentCo.
By age 15, girls are six times more likely to have an anxiety disorder than boys. How do you recognize it? How can you help?
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Let them play in dirt. Let them cover themselves in sidewalk chalk. Let them have sticky faces. Push them out of their playrooms and save your house.
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by Stephen Bradshaw
Every time I get to thinking my wife has it easier staying home than I do going to work, I remember how many benefits there are to getting out of the house.
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by ParentCo.
A beautifully written essay about how faith and trust have shaped one mother's parenting experience over the course of her child's life.
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by ParentCo.
In the interest of safety, the helpful hints contained in this leaflet will assist you in getting to know your Teenager and his/her settings.
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They bound about, leaping from rocks, and curbs, and everything in between. Our hearts, which have taken on the form of daring little boys and girls.
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It was not my place to build the bridge between my husband and his daughter. But as the years have passed, I realize I can build my own.
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If we followed every experts' recommendations about breastfeeding, my wife would need four boobs, eight arms, and twelve more hours in the day.
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The old adage of "do as I say, and not as I do," doesn't really work. If we want our kids to really listen we need to "do" as well.
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The way an introvert’s brain works best goes directly against "good" parenting and culture. But it doesn't mean you can't do an amazing job.
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Our kids bloom when we hold, hug, kiss and love on them.
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by Rebecca Lang
Mess with me and my cubs at your own risk.
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It's difficult to explain that not everyone is always nice or keeps their hands to themselves. But unfortunately, there's no shielding them from it forever.
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Introverted parents sometimes have extroverted kids. But that doesn't mean a parent's tendency toward quiet time can't have benefits.
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by Jill Kiedaisch
As far as marriage is concerned, she's a babe in the nuptial wood and I am a tween. Born long after "Thriller," she can use my words of wisdom.
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by ParentCo.
Some days pile one disappointment on top of another. But there's always a silver lining if you wait long enough.
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Extended punishments often punish the entire family and lose effectiveness over time. Here's another method that disciplines with empowerment.
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Most kids will experience varying levels of separation anxiety at some point in their life. Here are a few strategies for helping your preschooler navigate.
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Sleeping arrangements change along with everything else as your children grow older. So for now, I'm a co-sleeping mom who just wants to get some sleep.
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