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Parenting

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Perfectionism Can Become a Vicious Cycle in Families

How Americans Became Convinced Divorce Is Bad for Kids

5 Ways to Play to Your Child's Strengths

The Costs of Open Grade Book Apps

New York Magazine

Kids Need to Feel Like They Matter

Good Housekeeping

The Two Reasons Parents Regret Having Kids

The Right Way to Talk About Politics With Your Kids, According to Experts

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How Parenting Can Impact Your Kid’s Popularity

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What Science Really Says About the Differences Between Boys and Girls

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How To Make the Most of Fairy Tales

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1 / “You Need To Watch Who You Tell About Your Religion.” For Some Muslim Families, "The Talk" Isn't About Sex.

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2 / Is It Okay To Scare Kids? Yes, Sometimes!

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3 / A Stay-at-Home Mom's Duties Need To Be Shared

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4 / "Socially Prescribed" Perfectionism and Why the Quest for Perfect Parenting Is Screwing Us All

Salon

5 / How To Talk to Your Kids Using Nonverbal Techniques

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6 / How Parents Can Benefit from Thinking Like a Teacher

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7 / Some Single Parents Are Turning to GoFundMe as a Way to Pay for College

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8 / "Other-Oriented" Perfectionism and How Asking Children To Be Perfect Hurts Everyone

Salon

9 / Is It Possible to Create Homeschooling Pods and Microschools Without "Opportunity Hoarding?"

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10 / Want To Take in the Arts with Younger Children? Here’s How We Do It

The Washington Post

11 / 8 Parenting Phrases You Probably Say That Can Totally Backfire

Today's Parent

12 / Co-Parenting During Quarantine

Good Housekeeping

13 / Bullying: How To Parent It

U.S. News & World Report

14 / Do Girls Really Prefer Pink?

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