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Background TV: Children Exposed to Four Hours a Day
Posted On Tuesday, October 2, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Parenting Tags: aggressive behavior, child behavior, Childhood, childhood obesity, Family, Family & Parenting, Medicine, Obesity, Parenting, television, tv viewing, tv watching, violence
Watching too much TV is linked to harmful effects in children, but the latest research says even background TV can affect development
Even if we aren’t actively watching TV, most of us leave the set on in the background. But that may have detrimental effects on children in the home, according ...
Yahoo CEO Adds Motherhood to To-Do List
Posted On Tuesday, October 2, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Inspiration Tags: Family & Parenting, Parenting, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer gave birth to a boy late Sunday, casting a spotlight on her ability to steer the struggling Internet company in a new direction while adjusting to the challenges of being a first-time mother.
The birth came a week ahead of the Oct. 7 due date that Mayer ...
Should Teachers Spank Students? A Texas School District Expands Its Corporal-Punishment Policy
Posted On Monday, October 1, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Parenting Tags: : aggression, Adolescence, Behavior, child behavior, Child Development, Childhood, corporal punishment, discipline, Family & Parenting, Mental Health, Parenting, spanking, springtown, Texas
A Texas school district changes its corporal-punishment policy — by expanding rather than limiting teachers' rights to paddle students. Is spanking really the best way to discipline kids?
Spanking is one of the many things about which parents agree — passionately — to disagree. Most American parents swear by the old ...
Can Caring for Your Aging Parents Hurt Your Career — or Your Paycheck?
Posted On Thursday, September 27, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Words of Wisdom Tags: Aging, cost, help, love, Medicine, Parenting
Helpful tips on how to be there for your ill and aging parents, while protecting your job and the financial well-being of you and your family
When my father was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 1998, I flew from my home in New York City back to my parents’ farm in ...
Should Children Be Allowed to Sip Mommy’s Drink?
Posted On Thursday, September 20, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Parenting Tags: alcohol, alcoholic beverages, Childhood, Drinking, Family & Parenting, Medicine, Parenting
Will allowing your child a sip of wine at an early age prevent him from engaging in dangerous drinking later? Probably not, but plenty of parents think so, finds a recent study.
A survey published this week in the journal Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine interviewed 1,050 mothers and their ...
Are You a Sh*tty Mom?
Posted On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Education, Parenting Tags: Family & Parenting, family life, guilt, humor, motherhood, Parenting, parenting books, self-help, Work & Life
There may be no cognitive dissonance quite like parenthood. There’s the rapture of it, yes. The transcendence of it, yes. The unbounded love you hear about and hear about and hear about, until you think that it’s all got to be some kind of well-orchestrated breeders’ propaganda to conscript those ...
Hands-off approaches OK for sleepless infants, study says
Posted On Monday, September 10, 2012 By Matthew Edwards. Under Parenting Tags: hands off, Parenting, sleepless infants, strategy
Experts counsel against rocking infants to sleep.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Having an infant with sleep problems doubles mother's risk of depression symptoms
Specialists have developed a repertoire of bedtime routines designed to help
Pediatricians generally don't recommend leaving babies alone to cry themselves to sleep
(Health.com) -- An infant who cries through the night -- or ...
Mother, Protector: Would You Give Your Life to Save Your Child?
Posted On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Education, Parenting Tags: children, extreme weather, Family & Parenting, hero mom, Hurricane Isaac, motherhood, Parenting, Stephanie Decker, tornado
This week, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers scrambled to close a massive barge gate in an attempt to protect New Orleans from Tropical Storm Isaac, I couldn’t help but also think about Stephanie Decker, an Indiana mother of two. A couple months ago, President Barack Obama met in ...
Lance Armstrong: How to Talk to Your Kids About Cheating
Posted On Saturday, August 25, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Education Tags: cheating, children, cycling, elite athletes, Family & Parenting, kids, lance armstrong, Parenting, parents, sports, talking to kids
Why would someone celebrated as a hero break the rules? Lance Armstrong's decision to stop fighting anti-doping charges prompts parents to parse right and wrong
On Friday morning, my sports-addled son was reading the newspaper. As I was hustling him, his friend and his sister out the door to camp, he ...
What’s the Right Age to Give Your Kid a Cell Phone?
Posted On Monday, August 20, 2012 By samuel bravonicci. Under Education, Words of Wisdom Tags: American Academy of Pediatrics, cell phones, cyberbullying, digital technology, Family & Parenting, kids, Parenting, parents, sexting, texting, TIME
The most popular age at which parents give their kids cell phones is 12. Are tweens ready to handle the responsibility of their own digital link to the world?
My 9-year-old son doesn’t have a cell phone. I don’t think it’s occurred to him to ask, which puts me in the ...




