Better Parent Pledge
- Dedicated Family Night
- Improved Communication and Conversation
- Education / Reading
- Physical Wellbeing
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‘There’s a monster in my closet!’ Addressing childhood fears
Julie Nelson/KTAR.com contributor | January 21, 2014 5:01 pmChildren often suffer from anxiety over a variety of issues that trigger panic attacks. This is done internally through imagining a worst-case scenario. This article gives three exercises for parents to help children master their fears.
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Parents should take a more hands-on approach to marriage prep for children, says The Federalist writer
Emily Eyring/KTAR.com contributor | January 21, 2014 3:01 pmThe Federalist contributor Matthew Cochran makes an argument for investing just as many resources into preparing children for successful marriages as most parents put into ensuring college admittance.
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Meals together can help keep families slimmer
Alison Moore/KTAR.com contributor | January 20, 2014 12:01 pmStudies find that having traditional, family-style meals can lead to healthier, slimmer families.
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5 ways to help your family fight headaches
Courtnie Erickson/KTAR.com contributor | January 16, 2014 7:01 pmIntense headaches can affect all ages. You can help your family prevent painful and intense headaches by applying a few simple suggestions into your daily life.
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Parents, doctors may be missing chance to curb rise in sexually transmitted diseases
Lois M. Collins/Deseret News | January 16, 2014 6:01 pmYoung women pay a particularly heavy price for sexually transmitted disease, federal health officials say. And parents and doctors may be missing opportunities to curb the rate of STDs as many of them are not discussing the topic.
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3 awkward conversations you need to have with your teenagers
Danica Trebel/KTAR.com contributor | January 15, 2014 5:01 pmNo one ever looks forward to having “the talk” with their kids, but with a personal spin these taboo topics can turn into relationship builders of epic proportions.
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Brain imaging suggests TV stunts kids’ brains
Eric Schulzke/Deseret News | January 14, 2014 5:01 pmA study in Japan monitoring kids’ television consumption and tracking resulting impact on the brain has found that more television translates to observable differences in brain development.
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The parent = child relationship
Alicia Alley/KTAR.com contributor | January 13, 2014 7:01 pmJust as couple relationships and friendships need levels of equality, so do all other relationships, including parent and child relationships.
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The 10 parenting commandments
Heather Hale/KTAR.com contributor | January 8, 2014 11:01 pmKids come in all shapes and sizes, making one-size-fits-all parenting advice impossible. However, there are some universal truths that every parent should live by. Find the top ten parenting commandments here.