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SMART PARENTING: Teach them to be resourceful

Being resourceful can enhance one’s value. Resourceful people are seen as reliable and able to solve most issues without bothering others. They don’t easily give up and seem to have numerous options to keep things moving. One of the joys of parenting is to see our kids taking the initiative without being asked.  To achieve […]

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Life after kids: Putting children first actually makes parents happier (STUDY)

A recent “life after kids” study busts the myth that parents who are highly focused on their children are sacrificing their own well-being. Instead, a team of psychologists have found that putting your child first can actually make you happier. Study leader Dr. Claire Ashton–James, from VU University in Amsterdam, states that there’s actually very little

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Today’s Parenting Tip: Resist The Urge To Yell At Your Kids

From the department of the hopefully obvious: a study that tracked teenagers over time has found that yelling at younger teens makes things worse as they get older. If you have teenaged kids, the urge to shout at them can be pretty strong at times. A study from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and

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Parenting Rules Broken Down (Part 1)

Contributed by Abiola Okubanjo, Director of Tiger Lily Children’s Wear. It’s a well-known fact that babies don’t come with instruction manuals.  Even packets of peanuts give us some heads-up as to what to expect with their very informative ‘May contain peanuts’ labelling.  As parents we are entrusted with one of the most precious responsibilities in

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Don’t Make Your Children the Exception to Every Rule

By LISA DAMOUR While teaching at a Midwestern university about 15 years ago, I came across a clear case of plagiarism in a student paper. I invited the young woman who had turned in the paper to meet with me to discuss the university’s policies on plagiarism and my concerns about her work. The meeting was

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