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Parenting

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  1. Family Law Prof Blog

    Books on Parenting

    By Family Law

    From the Financial Times:Almost 12 years ago, before I went on maternity leave, a friend loaned me Rachel Cusk’s 2001 book A Life’s Work, a visceral account of the early…

  2. Family Law Prof Blog

    Where to Raise Kids

    By Family Law

    From the Atlantic:One morning a couple of years ago, during the awkward hour between my eldest daughter’s school drop-off and her sister’s swim lesson, I stopped at a coffee shop.…

  3. Family

    Five Absolute Truths about Parenting

    By K.O. Herston

    Here are the five absolute parenting truths I leaned as my sons grew from babies into teens, and as I grew from the new mom and On Parenting editor into,…

  4. Family Law Prof Blog

    The “Shefault Parent”

    By Family Law

    From Above the Law:The school did not call me — it called my husband.  As it should have. After all, he is listed as the primary contact on the school…

  5. Family Law Prof Blog

    Stressed Kids

    By Family Law

    From CNBC:Teens in the U.S. are more stressed out than ever, and it’s causing their mental health to suffer. Parents need to avoid adding to that pressure, says award-winning journalist and parenting researcher Jennifer Breheny…

  6. Simple Justice

    Parents’ Little Lies: Get Cellphones Out of School

    By Scott Greenfield

    It was still a little different when my kids were young. My daughter, at about 15, desperately wanted a Blackberry, then affectionately known as a “Crackberry” for its addictive qualities.…

  7. Ohio Employer Law Blog

    WIRTW #692: the “hot diggity dog” edition

    By Jonathan Hyman

    As parents, we live and die with the successes and failures of our children. We need to fully embrace the highs so that we have the stored capital to survive…

  8. Other

    Children Benefit from Gentle Parenting—Here’s How to Practice It

    By K.O. Herston

    The main path to practicing gentle parenting is treating your child with respect while making sure your expectations are age-appropriate and realistic.

  9. Collective Family Law Group Blog

    Pitfalls Parents Make in Parenting Matters – Podcast Ep 86

    By Dannielle Young

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  10. Family Law Prof Blog

    How to Parent Adult Children

    By Family Law