Why make yourself, and your child look like idiots’ while shopping? I went to a superstore earlier today and purchased some bulk candy. While I was walking in the aisle I saw a mother with her teenage daughter inside a shopping cart. I had to catch myself; with not verbally bursting out and asking; why [...]
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Poor Parenting Equals Public Disgrace
Posted by admin on March 23rd, 2010
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No Comments »Authoritarian Parenting: Are You Keeping Your Kids On A Leash?
Posted by admin on December 23rd, 2009
A lot of people believe that authoritarian parenting is the best ways to keep their children in check. According to people who subscribe to the idea of authoritarian parenting, if their children are afraid of their parents, they will tend to behave better than when the kids do not fear anybody. Yet, does fear really [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Authoritarian Parenting, Belief, Control, Control Studies, Fear, Household, Human Beings, Independent Studies, Lot, Parenting Children, parents, Peers, People, Sphere No Comments »5 Tips for Single Parents With Teenagers
Posted by admin on November 27th, 2009
Single parents and teenagers – these two words bring to mind the most challenging phases of life. I know because I was raised by a single parent, and not so long ago I was a teenager. I remember the life challenges my own mother encountered as a single parent. Here are 5 tips to help [...]