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Search by topic   766 results for “Parents” [from 01-01-2014 to 04-12-2020] - Page 1/31   Articles 1 Can children be persuaded to love a parent they hate? Barbara Bradley - The Atlantic, December 2020. [27-11-2020] When one parent in a divorce has worked to prejudice the kids against the other parent, the last-ditch solution for some judges is to send the children to ‘reunification camp’ with the mom or dad they can’t stand. 2 The corporate ideals driving ‘secret parenting’ Melissa Hogenboom - BBC, 23 November 2020. [27-11-2020] Many parents downplay caring responsibilities at work to show commitment. Covid-19 has exposed the challenges that parents face – but will it change anything? 3 Will the pandemic lead to a shift in parenting roles? Alexandra Topping - The Guardian, 19 Nov 2020. [22-11-2020] Men are spending more time with their children and businesses are seeing economic benefits of flexible working. 4 Authoritative parenting raises confidence and independence Kelly Burch - Insider, 17 November 2020. [22-11-2020] Authoritative parents set clear expectations about how they want their children to behave. 5 How to find and form a “parenting posse” Avni Patel Thompson - Harvard Business Review, 22 October 2020. [12-11-2020] Whether you’re navigating remote school while working from home or need a last-minute pickup from soccer practice, here are ways to create this support system. 6 Is there a secret to happy parenting? Kimberly Zapata - Healthline, 19 November 2020. [12-11-2020] Happy parents are individuals who find joy in most days, if not every day. They know there is a silver lining to every cloud, and happy parents appreciate their role as parents. 7 Single parenting in a pandemic Andrea Luttrell - New York Times, 5 November 2020. [12-11-2020] How the crisis has dredged up one mother’s old regrets and worries about money. 8 When parents lose their jobs... Jason DeParle - The New York Times, 31 October 2020. [01-11-2020] The sudden increase of time with their children has reminded some low-income parents of what they have been missing. 9 The problem with parenting Jan Macvarish - Spiked, 20 October 2020. [22-10-2020] A new book explores why we are struggling to raise our children and offers a bold defence of the family. 10 How parents should talk to their children about sex Aine Aventin - The Conversation, 22 September 2020. [29-09-2020] Parents and children need to be able to discuss sex – but often they avoid these conversations. 11 Parenting questions I’m asked most as a child therapist Oliver Sindall -Newsweek, 24 September 2020. [26-09-2020] After 11 years of working in children and family services, the author has learnt that if you want to make a lasting impact on a child's life you have to support their care-givers. 12 Why perfectionists may become helicopter parents Alison Escalante - Psychology Today, 22 September 2020. [23-09-2020] Over-parenting is a problem because it means that parents interfere with normal child development by doing too much for the kid. 13 It’s time to give up perfectionist parenting Elissa Strauss - CNN, 28 August 2020. [30-08-2020] With the pandemic upending ingrained routines, perfectionists have an opportunity to reset their ways and build a healthier parent-child relationship. 14 How parents shape their child’s eating habits The Week, 10 August 2020. [10-08-2020] Parents can help kids eat healthier by knowing their own sense of self-control. 15 India: Parents, the first and natural tutors Namya Mahajan and Utsav Kheria - The Hindu, 3 August 2020. [03-08-2020] How low-income parents can start getting more involved in early childhood care and education 16 How to solve the most common issues all parents face Charlie Lankston - Daily Mail, 17 July 2020. [20-07-2020] Two parenting and child psychology experts are revealing exactly how to deal with some of the most common issues and scenarios. 17 10 outcomes of successful parenting Christine Hammond - Psych Central, 12 July 2020. [13-07-2020] Some examples of a fully functional adult that result from effective parenting. This list is not meant to be inclusive or exclusive; rather it is a spring-board for discussion. 18 The challenges of positive parenting Olga Mecking - BBC News, 7 July 2020. [11-07-2020] Positive parenting is a popular child-rearing philosophy – but does it come with challenges for parents and children alike? 19 The effects of smartphone use on parenting Science News, 8 July 2020. [11-07-2020] Parents may worry that spending time on their smartphones has a negative impact on their relationships with their children, but a new comprehensive analysis found that this is unlikely to be the case. 20 Working parents, your family needs a ‘board of directors’ Priscilla Claman - Harvard Business Review, 8 July 2020. [11-07-2020] Coping with life’s challenges in this ambiguous context can become a real challenge, but there’s an office practice that can help: mentoring. 21 Parenting in focus: Take it easy Cynthia Martin - Sequim Gazette, 24 June 2020. [04-07-2020] It has been a tough time for parents, especially moms, in the last few months. With school just now being out for summer some of the pressure stops. 22 There is a significant gap in parenting support Christy Kidner - The Canberra Times, 21 June 2020. [23-06-2020] When a woman is pregnant, or has a newborn, a toddler or a preschooler, the amount of information and advice on offer is completely overwhelming. Then, it stops. 23 Helicopter parenting creates problems later in life Angela Betsaida B. Laguipo - News Medical 18 June 2020. [18-06-2020] Overly strict parents undermine the autonomy of their children which can lead to less favorable social and educational outcomes well into adulthood, a new study has shown. 24 India: What equal parenting is about Pallavi Utagi - The Indian Express, 13 June 2020. [15-06-2020] When both parents are committed to working together on common family goals, it sets a great example of teamwork and support that goes a long way in the child’s life. 25 Family-friendly policies crucial to help parents bear brunt of COVID-19 Made Anthony Iswara - The Jakarta Post, 1 June 2020. [29-05-2020] As the international community celebrates the Global Day of Parents on June 1, experts in Indonesia are calling to enact family-friendly policies to support working families and minimize negative consequences for children.       Next>     This site is managed by the International Federation for Family Development and aims to offer all stakeholders background documentation and updated information. The contents do not represent the official position of any institution, but only the views of its author and they are provided under the terms of a Creative Commons Public License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported. If you would like to suggest some other document, event or link, or make any comment, please contact the webmaster.