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15 Sep Am I in the Wrong? Great/Grandparents Make No Effort To See Their Grandchild

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As the saying goes, "It takes a village to raise a child." However, what happens when some village members seem missing in action? For many parents, the support and involvement of their extended family is crucial for their child's growth and development. But what if those family members don't try to be a part of...

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15 Sep 10 Instant Signs of Bad Parenting Today According to the Internet

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Have you witnessed or exercised poor parenting and can spot the signs a mile away? You're not alone. After a parent asked the internet for instant signs of lousy parenting, these were the most agreed-upon responses. These opinions are from a recent online forum. 1. Dismissal of Emotions How crucial emotional intelligence is when dealing with others...

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15 Sep How Would You Handle Your Teen Yelling and Closing Door In Your Face?

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Raising kids is a handful. Kids are often dramatic without the tools adults develop to navigate the emotional landscape. For example, someone posed the question about dealing with a teenager who yells at you and slams the door in your face. While I recall the "do you pay bills here" response I heard as a child,...

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15 Sep 10 Worst “Throw Him in the Pool, He’ll Learn How to Swim” Parenting Stories

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Kazakhs are famous for their right-of-passage eagle hunting. The son must climb dangerous cliffs in search of a juvenile eagle he can train to hunt one day. Boys as young as seven must scale treacherous ledges in various weather, risking death to achieve their heroic status as tribe members.  This sink-or-swim mentality is prevalent among many...

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