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That’s Not How We Do It in Our Family
Over the years our children have come home and said things like, “You know, Eric’s family watches TV during dinner.” To which we would respond. “That’s nice, but that’s not how we do it in our family.” Our response served … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Along
Tagged advice, behavior, common sense, confident parenting, discipline, disrespect, excuses, family, gratitude, LA Metro, loving family, parenting, parenting process, parenting teens, parents, raising children, respect, responsibility, role models, rules, self-respect, teaching, teens, toddlers, wisdom
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Post Inauguration Parenting – 8 Simple Tips
After saying farewell to President Obama, one of the best parenting examples I could have ever wanted, I, like many others am dealing with the inauguration of President Trump. I am optimistic that the enormous responsibility the new President assumes … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged advice, behavior, children, common sense, confident parenting, family, fatherly advice, gratitude, Inauguration, love, loving family, parenting, parenting process, President, raising children, responsibility, service, simplification, Trump, wisdom
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Tyrants, Toddlers, and Trump
I know a number of people who have toddlers that they describe as “difficult.” These children have been complicated from the start. As tiny tyrants, they’ve spit out their food, pounded the table, or thrown tantrums unabated while their better-behaved siblings … Continue reading
Posted in General, Personal Updates
Tagged advice, authority, behavior, brat, brats, civility, common sense, confident parenting, discipline, family, fatherhood, fatherly advice, Hillary Clinton, parenting process, peace at home, raising children, respect, responsibility, simplification, toddlers, Trump, tyrants
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