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Positive parenting programme receives boost (Scoop.co.nz) - A positive parenting programme that provides information and strategies for parents of young children is to receive $14.8 million over the next four years.

Teen program melds schoolwork, parenting (The Arizona Republic) - With her 13-month-old son busy in a playpen filled with balls and toys, Lacy Carbaugh worked on math problems at a nearby table but was struggling to remember the formula for the area of a circle.

Interview: Politics of parenting (Guardian Unlimited) - Family: Philosopher Stephen Law argues for a more liberal approach when it comes to raising children.

Top 10 Parenting Pitfalls: How to Raise Well Behaved Childre (Fox News) - From toddler tantrums to homework hassles, experts offer advice on how to avoid the top ten parenting pitfalls that can make the difference between raising a little angel or devil.

Pip Squeakers Baby Shoes Wins National Parenting Award (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Lebanon, NJ (PRWEB) June 1, 2006 -- Pip Squeakers Baby Shoes was named an Honors Award winner in the 2006 NAPPA (National Parenting Publications Awards) competition.

Pip Squeakers Baby Shoes Wins National Parenting Award (PR Web) - Pip Squeakers Baby Shoes was named an Honors Award winner in the 2006 NAPPA (National Parenting Publications Awards) competition. The award winners were announced, in national parenting magazines and online at Parenthood.com. This prestigious award recognizes Pip Squeakers squeaky baby and toddler shoes, as one of the most innovative and useful baby products today. (PRWEB Jun 1, 2006) Trackback

Positive Parenting Programme (Scoop.co.nz) - Today's announcement of $14.8 million funding over 4 years for continuation of the SKIP – Strategies with Kids Information for Parents – programme has been welcomed by Save the Children New Zealand's Executive Director, John Bowis.

Psychology dissolves common-sense parenting (The Norman Transcript) - A few questions recently asked me by several people, including a journalist, and my answers (these have been...

JOHN ROSEMOND: AFFIRMATIVE PARENTING: 'Attachment parenting' backfires (Contra Costa Times) - Q: When we had our first child, his pediatrician encouraged "attachment parenting" and especially that we all sleep together. (We're no longer with that pediatrician, and our new one doesn't approve.) Our son is now 6 and this arrangement, wonderful at first, has since become inconvenient for my wife and me. The problem is that he's terrified -- not an exaggeration -- of sleeping alone. If we put

Woog's World - Dan Woog (Westport-News) - If this was a New York Times book review I could not write about Daddy Needs A Drink, Robert Wilder's new collection of true -- and truly hilarious -- parenting stories. I've known Rob, a 1984 Staples High School graduate, for more than 25 years.