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Parenting classes offered (The Bismarck Tribune) - The NDSU Extension Service will present two separate sessions of "Parents Forever: A Parenting Program."

Parenting tip of the week: ADHD (Savannah Morning News) - Working with parents of children who have been given a diagnosis of ADHD, I am very familiar with how this affects the child and the family.

Single parenting stresses moms, society (The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) - Pastor Charlie Chilton's Thought for the Week column: The challenges of single parenting

Cayading: What is meant by responsible parenting? (Sun Star) - MARRIAGE is a lifetime vocation.

Parenting support group (Babylon Beacon) - Family Service League's Iovino Family Center, 1444 Fifth Ave., Bay Shore, is offering a parenting support group to help ease parents through the daily struggles of parenting. The support group will meet for eight weeks, Thursdays, beginning Feb. 28, 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Offspring often claim parenting role (New Orleans Times-Picayune) - I was glad to learn I'm not alone. After I wrote about the way Shannon and Claire often treat me as if I'm the child and they're the mom, women stopped me at the grocery store to tell me their stories and say, "Thanks for writing about my children, who are so much smarter than I am."

Parenting class set starting Monday, Feb. 25 (The Fort Morgan Times) - “Let’s Talk About Parenting,” a six-week class for parents, begins Monday, Feb. 25. The class meets each Monday through April 7 (no class March 24) from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Sherman Early Childhood Center, 300 Sherman Street in Fort Morgan.

Forum to offer sessions on good parenting (The Reporter) - A coalition of Solano groups supporting parents and child care providers will hold a full-day workshop on "positive parenting" on Feb. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Solano County Office of Education, 5100 Business Center Drive, Fairfield. The theme of the day is "Parents and Providers United for Children.

PBS Frontline: 'Growing Up Online' (Washington Post) - Frontline producers Rachel Dretzin and John Maggio discuss their film "Growing Up Online," which examines the private worlds thatkids are creating online, which raise important questions about just how radically the Internet is transforming the experience of childhood and the challenges of parenting.

Lakeshore update (Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter) - MANITOWOC Lakeshore Family Resources will present Parenting Your Teen, a three-week interactive discussion group for parents of children ages 12 to 17.