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View ArticleMoving Beyond “Good Cop, Bad Cop”: Strategies for Presenting a United Front...
Mom Enough hosts Marti & Erin have heard from a lot of parents who get frustrated with always being the disciplinarian (bad cop) while their partner is the “fun parent” (good cop). In fact, Marti...
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In 2010, Jennifer Senior wrote a New York Magazine cover story about modern parenthood that triggered a firestorm of responses in the national media. Building on extensive research in such fields as...
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As parents, many of us are uneasy about how we will see our children through adolescence – how we’ll handle the times when they push away from us or engage in risky behaviors. But UCLA professor Dr....
View ArticleWhen parents disagree about the best way to raise their children
When we become parents, we bring our own family history and childrearing beliefs with us, so it’s no surprise that couples often disagree about the best way to raise their children. But those...
View ArticleMoving Beyond “Good Cop, Bad Cop”: Strategies for Presenting a United Front...
Mom Enough hosts Marti & Erin have heard from a lot of parents who get frustrated with always being the disciplinarian (bad cop) while their partner is the “fun parent” (good cop). In fact, Marti...
View ArticleThe Power of the Teenage Brain: An Interview with Psychiatry Professor and...
As parents, many of us are uneasy about how we will see our children through adolescence – how we’ll handle the times when they push away from us or engage in risky behaviors. But UCLA professor Dr....
View ArticleHelping Children Thrive During and After Divorce: A Conversation with Dr....
When parents divorce, children typically experience a wide range of feelings, including loss, sadness, fear, anger and anxiety. These feelings come out in different ways, depending on age, personality...
View ArticleAll Joy, No Fun: A Conversation with Author Jennifer Senior on the Paradox of...
In 2010, Jennifer Senior wrote a New York Magazine cover story about modern parenthood that triggered a firestorm of responses in the national media. Building on extensive research in such fields as...
View ArticlePositive Parenting Strategies: Small Changes with Big Results
As parents, our days are filled with little challenges — making sure our kids get out the door on time for school, getting siblings to play well together, helping a toddler accept “no” without a...
View ArticleWhat to do if you disapprove of your child’s friends
Hanging out with friends is an important part of growing up, a chance to build lifelong social skills and to have a lot of fun. But, what if your child’s friend is someone you really don’t like?...
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