 Articles tagged: Family relationships
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Any problems that arise from being suddenly tied so closely to another family need to be handled very gently, with great consideration and kindness. written by -- --
A nation may have high teenage pregnancy rates, but if offset by high abortion rates, the resulting birth rate may give a false impression. written by -- --
Relationships as the foundation of resilience written by -- --
When does parent-child bonding begin? At birth? Or even earlier? written by -- --
Speaking of the importance of grandparent and grandchild, Linda Elliott's latest article at Vision.org makes a good point about the intergenerational role of in-laws. written by -- --
Too many of the "missing middle generation" are fathers. written by -- --
A health news article in the June 2008 Archives of General Psychiatry outlines the results of an Australian study on regional brain abnormalities associated with long-term heavy cannabis use. written by -- --
Parents seeking a code of conduct, a core set of virtues for formulating their parenting philosophy, need look no further than religion and the Bible. written by -- --
We are facing a generation of children who are increasingly missing a sense of identity. written by -- --
Studies like this one wave a red flag before parents, professionals and educators alike. written by -- --
When boys receive the proper training at home, they will flourish and grow and become people of reason and care. written by Rita Offen Offen
Many parents suffer the problem which they commonly describe as “he just won’t do as I say”. It is often the case that children will not adhere to our request, need to be reminded time and time again or will not learn, whatever we say or do. When this happens, more often than not, we look predominantly at our child’s behaviour – his stubbornness, laziness, or however it is manifesting. But, even though we think we have done and said all we can, it is often our own (parents’) behaviour we fail to really, objectively, look at.
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We often say ‘wealth and possessions are not important’ – true, but personal possessions are important to kids. Young children especially can become attached to their personal possessions. It may not seem important to adults, but small, simple and seemingly insignificant objects can have much significance in the lives of young children.
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It’s becoming evident that the modern fascination with neuroscience is not going away anytime this century. written by -- --
We accept that every boy needs a father as easily as we accept the notion that he needs a dog. But while society acknowledge that a father is more crucial than a dog to a boy’s well-being, the question of how important fathers are to the well-being of their daughters has all but been ignored. written by Rita Offen Offen
Prince Andrew was reported as saying “I believe fundamentally that the family is the most important thing in life”. And this belief probably holds true for most people, but like the diet we have every intention on going on, or the cigarettes we have every intention on giving up, we just don’t get around to it, often until it’s too late. So, given that we are so caught up in work, DIY, housework, and life, how do we make time for the family and put family first?
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Most parents want the best for their kids, for them to do well and be happy, and many parents worry about what their child is achieving or not achieving. They tend to focus on what is lacking, their child's weaknesses, rather than concentrating on their interaction and personal relationship with their child. Children will always have their strengths and weaknesses, be particularly gifted in certain things, and confusingly clumsy and slow in others. Whatever his talents, you can help your child feel loved and therefore empowered in whatever he desires to do.
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Some in-law conflicts can be traced to simple differences in life and health experiences written by Jim Guererro
This artiicle will go into the hardship that some people have in apologizing in a relationship. For some people apologizing is like water off their back, for others it's like pulling nails. This article will go into the benefits of apologizing to allow open communication between two people. written by Jim Guererro
This article will go into the psychological aspects of why apologizing in general is so very hard to do in some people. The level of specialized expertise may be the culprit in this type of situation and this article will delve into some of those aspects for a clearer picture of why it may be difficult for some people to apologize. written by -- --
Vision Media Interviews Researcher On the Relationship Between Fatherhood And Religion and The Bible written by -- --
Attention to Family Relationships Could Repair the Generational Gap that Exists In Society & Culture Today written by -- --
Information technologies demand strong ethics and morality from citizens of this new global empire written by -- --
Society and culture of today do not illustrate the Biblical structure intended by our Creator written by -- --
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