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One Type of Homicide Not Justifiable; But it’s Certainly Understandable
While, intellectually, most would not support murder, the decision of a Texas grand jury to not press charges against a father who killed his daughter’s rapist, shows that our hearts often hold a different opinion on the matter. Continue reading
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Tagged children, murder, parents, pedophiles, protection, rape, Texas father
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The Bear Necessities
Looking at the special relationship some children have with their stuffed animals, and how parents have to be especially vigilant about not losing a cherished friend. Continue reading
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Tagged children, parents, Reddy Bear
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Bully Shows Parents Just Don’t Understand
The furor surrounding the release of the game Bully indicates parents just haven’t figured out that their disapproval increases desirability for kids. Continue reading
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Tagged children, parents, video games, youth
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Parenting Lets Us Be a Kid Again
The ancillary benefit of being a parent is that we get to relive our childhood. Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, children, parenting, parents, toys
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Overprotecting our Youth Today Limits Their Future Tomorrow
The culture of fear that we live in as adults is poisoning the development of our children. Continue reading
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Tagged child, children, parenting, parents
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