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Parenting and Food: Eat Your Peas. Or Don’t. Whatever. (New York Times) - How can parents coach children away from unhealthy eating without provoking insecurity and obsession?

No public breastfeeding: Aussies | Parenting (Queensland Times) - UP to a third of Australians still believe mothers should not breastfeed their babies in public, a new poll shows, while a third think a baby should stop breastfeeding within six months.

Parenting tip: Help children cope with military deployment (Savannah Morning News) - Q: My daughter is very upset because her father is being deployed overseas. What should I say to help her cope with his leaving?

Learning the nuances of parenting, the psychologists' way (Calcutta News) - New Delhi, Aug.30 : As today's education and modern culture have widened the generational gap between the parents and children, there is a growing need for parents to understand how to ensure a distinct upbringing of their tiny-tots in the best possible way.

Schools try to maintain pregnant and parenting students (The Mesquite News) - As teen pregnancies jump across the nation, local school districts are working to keep high school diplomas in young parents’ hands.

Power of Parenting Walk Held in Riverside Park (WKBT La Crosse) - Walkers take some time to think about all of the people who have influenced their lives.

Register For Free Parenting Class (Leesburg Today) - The Nurturing Parenting Program of Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice is now enrolling for fall parenting classes, to take place Wednesdays and Thursdays in downtown Leesburg.

Child support changes supported (The Press) - Fathers are backing a Families Commission proposal for more shared parenting ahead of a review of the child-support scheme.

Strengthening Families Parenting Group begins in September (The Salisbury Post) - The Adolescent and Family Enrichment Council will offer a group parenting program beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 16 at Partners in Learning Child Devel ...

'Bad actor' Bobcat likes life behind the camera (Chicago Sun-Times) - 'I'm a pretty bad actor," Bobcat Goldthwait admits. "I only showed up in this movie because the other actor cast in the role didn't show up that day. Even my grown-up daughter said, 'I'm really sorry, Dad. You're a pretty bad actor.'" It's a good thing the "Police Academy" thespian is now behind the camera as a director. Goldthwait helms the parenting comedy "World's Greatest Dad." Opening ...