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  1. Visit Attachment Parenting Blog: "Why do people divorce, and how can you heal from a divorce?" Attachment Parenting Blog: "Why do people divorce, and how can you heal from a divorce?"

    http://www.apparenting.com/why_people_divorce_how_you_heal_from_divorce.html

    I recently had a chance to interview Jeannine Lee, facilitator for Fisher Rebuilding post-divorce seminars, about divorce and why the workshop can be so valuable for people who are getting a divorce or already divorced. Fair disclosure: I have gon… More

  2. Visit The Birth of Parentonomics: A Guest Post - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog The Birth of Parentonomics: A Guest Post - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog

    http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/19/the-birth-of-parentonomics-a-guest-post/

    My friend Joshua Gans is one of Australia’s best young economists, and he is also a parent. And as passionate as Joshua is about economics, he’s just as passionate about parenting. While it has always been fun to follow Joshua’s economic musings o… More

  3. Visit Did You Hear the One About the Christian Comedian? - New York Times Did You Hear the One About the Christian Comedian? - New York Times

    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/24/magazine/24renfroe-t.html

    If you are a mother with children between the ages of, say, 5 and 55, you have probably been the recipient — once, twice, maybe even more times — of an e-mail message directing you to a particular YouTube clip. The grainy film features a somewhat … More

  4. Visit Thank God For Evolution! Zoey 101, Brain Science 101 Thank God For Evolution! Zoey 101, Brain Science 101

    http://thankgodforevolution.com/blog/p,91/

    Jamie Lynn Spears (16-year-old sibling of Britney) for three years has played the smart, good-girl lead on Nickelodeon’s popular tweens television show, Zoey 101. On December 18, she (and her mom) announced to the world that she was pregnant — abo… More

  5. Visit Great Entrepreneurial Minds: Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Dad I Learned From Being a CEO Great Entrepreneurial Minds: Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Dad I Learned From Being a CEO

    http://www.inc.com/gems/blog/2007/11/everything_i_needed_to_know_ab.html

    OK, maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration -- my only child is 7 1/2 months old and I'm barely able to keep up with her. But there are a lot of things that I've learned from managing people that translate well into parenthood -- and vice versa.

  6. Visit Greater Good Science Center: The Science of Raising Happy Kids Greater Good Science Center: The Science of Raising Happy Kids

    http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/tools.html

    The “For Parents ” section of the Greater Good Science Center website gives moms and dads practical tools for raising happy and emotionally literate kids.

  7. Visit The Social Science of Raising Happy Kids - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog The Social Science of Raising Happy Kids - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog

    http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/12/18/the-social-science-of-raising-happy-kids/

    We wrote in Freakonomics about our views on parenting. Mostly, we were skeptical of how much parents could do to improve their kids’ futures. One can clearly be a terrible parent through neglect or abuse. The tougher question is whether being an “… More

  8. Visit Dayton Children's Medical Center: Naked in front of kids Dayton Children's Medical Center: Naked in front of kids

    http://www.childrensdayton.org/Health_Topics/Parenting_News/2006_02_26_Ramey_naked_in_front_of_kids.html

    Should you be naked in front of your children? Parents have opposing views, but there are guidelines that may be helpful no matter where you stand

  9. Visit How to raise a compassionate child - CNN.com How to raise a compassionate child - CNN.com

    http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/parenting/01/02/par.compassion/index.html?eref=rss_latest

    As it turns out, children have an inborn capacity for compassion. Small in stature themselves, they naturally identify with stuffed animals, other kids, pets, and underdogs.

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