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Rachel Patterson Parenting Day Oct. 16 (Atmore Advance) - All parents and community members are invited and encouraged to attend the events of the Rachel Patterson Elementary School's Parenting Day on Oct. 16.

Parenting Experts Reflect on How Much has Changed--or Not--as America Welcomes No. 300 Million (PR Web) - The milestone birth of the 300 millionth American has some parenting experts stopping to compare today’s moms and dads with those of yesteryear. And while trendy postmodern parenting embraces old, sometimes ancient methods and techniques, the tools have no doubt matured with manufacturers catering to our fast-paced society that longs for increasing simplicity and convenience. (PRWeb Oct 16, 2006)

Naughty steps to parenting (Daily Telegraph) - Jo Frost does not condone smacking and stresses there is a vast array of other disciplinary methods at a parent's disposal.

Young father might gain from parenting class (Chicago Tribune) - Dear Amy: I'm 19 years old and have a 6-month-old baby.

Program helps boys adjust to fatherhood (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - The Arlington school district’s program aims to keep students in school and teach parenting skills.

Parenting in today's world is worth the effort (Arkansas News Bureau) - Headlines of recent weeks have been particularly disturbing for parents. Whether the school tragedies we read about are copycat situations or individual, unique circumstances makes little difference to a parent who drops her child off at school in the morning.

Parenting Experts Reflect on How Much has Changed--or Not--as America Welcomes No. 300 Million (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Medford, OR (PRWEB) October 16, 2006 -- Hoopla over the arrival of a 21st century landmark has eager photographers, reporters and soon-to-be parent’s alike keeping a watchful eye on tummies and timers as the US Census Bureau’s Population Clock nears 300 million.

By LAURA TESTER Advocate staff (Red Deer Advocate) - Parents must warn their elementary school-aged children about the dangers of street drugs, a parenting conference heard on Saturday. Cara Skjaveland’s youngest brother was only eight years old when he started using marijuana.

Young father's dedication might improve with parenting classes (Denver Post) - Dear Amy: I'm 19 years old and have a 6-month-old baby. My son's father and I are engaged, but recently it seems as if he doesn't want to be with me.

Teach them well (The Times and Democrat) - I, by no means, am an expert on parenting. Throughout the years of raising our daughter, I made many mistakes that I wish I could take back. Regardless of my inabilities, my weaknesses or my stubbornness, she has become an accomplished young woman with a good head on her shoulders.