If you spend any time in the parenting section of the library or your local bookstore, you will find hundreds of books on disciplining and raising your children. All the leading experts have their own ideas about what works and what doesn’t. As a parent, you have your philosophy that you bring to the table. [...]
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Parenting Styles – Overcoming Your Differences
Posted by admin on March 27th, 2010
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No Comments »Becoming a Step Parent
Posted by admin on December 20th, 2009
With the divorce and remarriage rate so high these days, there is a good chance that you just might find yourself a step parent. I’d like to offer some tips on being a step parent: Always remember that the child already has both a mom and a dad. Depending on the age of the children when you [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Ally, Chance Rules, Circumstances, dad, Daughter Amy, Daughter Cindy, Distinction, Divorce, Family Counselor, Good Chance, mom, Neutral Party, parents, Relationships, Self Worth, Step Daughter No Comments »From Partners to Parents: Tips for Relating to your Former Partner When you Have Kids
Posted by admin on October 12th, 2009
When a relationship ends there is an important transition from partners to parents. This can be an awkward and painful process that is not always easy to manage. You will be creating a new way of relating to each other at a difficult time. Empathy and patience is needed along with a commitment to clear [...]
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