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Dr. Randy Cale’s Terrific Parenting column: The child who falls apart after school

September 27, 2026 - 21:47

Dr. Randy Cale’s Terrific Parenting column: The child who falls apart after school

The teacher describes your child as pleasant, cooperative, and helpful. You briefly wonder whether there has been a clerical error. At home, the backpack lands, complaints begin, a meltdown follows...

Some Kids Have Never Tasted Sugar. Have Parents Gone Too Far?

September 27, 2026 - 07:09

Some Kids Have Never Tasted Sugar. Have Parents Gone Too Far?

A recent incident at a children`s party has sparked a heated debate about modern parenting standards. One mother found herself on the receiving end of criticism simply for serving white pasta to...

Why Basic Table Manners Need to Make a Comeback

September 26, 2026 - 23:39

Why Basic Table Manners Need to Make a Comeback

Family dinners have changed. What was once a structured sit-down meal with clear expectations has, in many homes, turned into a free-for-all where phones sit next to plates and people eat whenever...

Rethinking Confidence: Why Self-Trust Matters More Than Feeling Good

September 26, 2026 - 01:06

Rethinking Confidence: Why Self-Trust Matters More Than Feeling Good

Child psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy has a message for parents who worry about raising confident kids: the goal is not what you think it is. In her work with families, she challenges the common...

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Unplugging To Reconnect A Parenting Guide For The...

Balance is key to growth.

Author: Levi Reed

September 23, 2026

Setting A Good Example What Your Teen Learns From...

Great article! Setting a positive example for our teens is crucial. They pick up on our behaviors, choices, and attitudes, often more than we realize. It`s important to model the values we want them to adopt. Consistency in our actions can help shape...

Author: Whitney Mahoney

September 23, 2026

Unplugging To Reconnect A Parenting Guide For The...

I love this idea of unplugging to reconnect with our kids. It can be so easy to get lost in screens. Finding those moments to just be together is what really matters. Thank you for the inspiration!

Author: Gisela McEachern

September 22, 2026

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Teaching Kids to Be Critical Thinkers in the Age of Misinformation

28 September 2026

Teaching Kids to Be Critical Thinkers in the Age of Misinformation

A nine-year-old comes home from school and announces that a famous actor died in a terrible accident. The story has all the details: a name, a place, a sequence of events. Her parent, puzzled,...

Teaching Kids to Navigate the World with Heart

27 September 2026

Teaching Kids to Navigate the World with Heart

Most parenting advice splits into two camps. One camp says toughen your kids up, because the world is harsh and nobody will coddle them. The other says protect their feelings at all costs, because...

Parenting Lessons from Real-Life Challenges

26 September 2026

Parenting Lessons from Real-Life Challenges

Most parenting advice sounds clean because it was written in a quiet room. Real parenting happens in messy kitchens, hospital hallways, school parking lots, and at 2 a.m. when a fever will not...

When Your Child is the One Excluding Others

25 September 2026

When Your Child is the One Excluding Others

Most parenting advice about social exclusion focuses on the child who comes home hurt. That is the easier conversation. It is far harder to sit across from your own child and recognize that they...

Teaching Kindness: The Foundation of a Happy Future

24 September 2026

Teaching Kindness: The Foundation of a Happy Future

Parents spend enormous energy on measurable outcomes. Reading levels. Math scores. Piano recitals. Travel team tryouts. These matter, but they are not what determines whether a child builds a life...

The Impact of Voice Assistants on Child Development

23 September 2026

The Impact of Voice Assistants on Child Development

Voice assistants have moved from novelty to household fixture in less than a decade. Smart speakers sit on kitchen counters, phones answer questions from a child`s pocket, and televisions respond...

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