Is My Kid the Asshole?
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What we say to our children about differences can help build a more inclusive world.
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Let me tell you a bit about it.
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"Are we having fun yet?" I asked, after the 18th meltdown.
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In addition to mine, of course.
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How to manage snack time so everyone stays sane.
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The language we use and the conversations we have with our kids really matter.
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If your child can't sit on her bottom for more than 30 seconds, and rarely if ever uses a fork, read on.
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A new book zeros in on seven teachable skills that distinguish kids who do well from those who don't.
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Turns out, their inability to do what we ask is kind of a good thing.
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A thought-provoking new book provides fathers with a roadmap for responsive, egalitarian parenting.
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Are they ignoring you or selectively listening? The truth is more complicated.
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A wonderful new book gives parents the tools to raise anti-racist kids.
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