OneToughJob
About Us
The One Tough Job campaign and website are brought to you by the Massachusetts Children’s Trust Fund. Since 1988, the Children’s Trust Fund has served the citizens of Massachusetts by working to protect children, support parents and strengthen families. We know all parents want the best for their children and we believe that all parents need and deserve support, skills and information to be the best parents they can be. Through this website, all parents can have access online to information shared through CTF-funded programs in communities throughout the state. One Tough Job aims to support parents and help them be the best parents they can be.
Articles by OneToughJob
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The Cell Phone Dilemma
Every kid's got one According to a recent study, in 2000 only 5% of 13-17 year-olds had cell phones whereas today, over...
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Tips for Curbing Your Child's Swearing
Hearing new things every day Children use swear words for many different reasons. Young children may not even...
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Develop Open, Effective Parent-Child Communication
Listen to more than your child's words Earn your child's trust by developing open, effective communications with your...
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15 Minutes to Listen and Talk About School
Talk to your child every day Studies show that talking and listening to your child for 15 minutes every day may be just...
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Activities to Do With Your Infant
What to expect in your newborn's behavior Caring for your infant can be difficult and frustrating at times. Infants are...
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Dad's Role as a Nurturer
The importance of being a father Studies demonstrate that healthy father-child relationships help children flourish...
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Helping Your Teen With Homework
Homework in higher grades In general, just when grades are becoming more important, school and homework may not be your...
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How to Be a Sports Parent
It's not if you win or lose Pediatricians estimate that ninety percent of young children they see participate in...
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How to Listen so Your Child will Talk
My child won't talk to me Nothing is more important in your relationship with your child than effective, open...
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Talking to Kids about Tragic Events
Kids know more than we think It is natural for parents to want to protect their children from the harsh realities of...
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