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Written by Penny Warner
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Luckily, baby showers never go out of style. Instead of hosting a plain old party, here’s a guide to throwing a baby shower the family won’t forget. It all starts with a creative theme…
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Written by Sara Dimerman
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We all want to help our kids become caring, courageous, positive and principled people. But in today’s hectic, information-overdosed world, there seem to be a thousand influences on them that we are not always happy about. And when they don’t act like the kind of people we hoped they would be, we often feel out of control, out of ideas and worried about how to turn things around.
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Written by Julie Freedman Smith and Gail Bell
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We got them off to school and now what? How do we raise independent, responsible individuals, capable of living meaningful and fulfilling lives when someone else has them for hours at a time and we’re not there to watch them? Putting our children out into the world can be tricky but we have an opportunity in the early stages (and as an ongoing exercise) to create expectations and routines so that they can handle themselves when they take responsibility out in the real world.
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Written by Drs. Jennifer Raymond-Bhatt and Kelly Fredell
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All too often, the result of this high pressure climate is that parenting becomes a democracy, where children are offered too many choices, too few consequences and become the centre of power in their family. Parents cycle through phases of feeling helpless, getting angry, feeling guilty, trying to compensate for having gotten angry, only to lose power once again.
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