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Family Meals Matter: Staying Connected
Staying connected isn't easy. In many families each member goes off in a different direction: work, school, after-school and social programs, and many other activities. Statistics tell us that Americans spend 40 minutes a week playing with their children, and members of working couples talk to one ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
The Gift of Time
“The best thing parents can spend on their children is time, not money." –Anonymous Anonymous is credited with a great deal of wisdom. This bit of information is backed by current research. A report in the journal Child Development about research ...
Source: Education.com
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When a Parent's Away: Learning through Distance
When young children live in a home where a parent travels on a regular basis, unique challenges apply to the family. To...
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Keys to Building Attachment with Young Children
Healthy attachment provides young children with an experience of the world that helps them develop trust, self-control...
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Staying Close From Far Away
You love your family, but if you live far away, it can be hard to stay in touch. Weekly phone calls are nice, but...
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Youth Development Tip Sheet
Introduction Listed here are twenty research-based tips for families (including youth themselves) for actions that will...
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Bring the Wild West to Life
Looking for something to do with the kids? Well if you live out West and like a little kookiness with your education...
Source: Education.com
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