Practically perfect parenting: Keeping your child's complete development in mind at all times

by Rebecca Reece

There are two things that I have realized about myself: 1) I want to be a perfect parent 2) I am not a perfet parent Trying to be the perfect parent can be a destructive process; since there is no such thing, it...read more

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by Gool Bugwadia

Good or practically perfect parenting entails empowering our kids to cope with the daily challenges of life. It entails bestowing on them exclusive gifts of a healthy body, a sound mind and a noble character. Although most...read more

by Lisa Hunt Warren

DEFINING CHILDHOOD - MY MOTHER'S IDEA OF WHAT GROWING UP SHOULD BE Some mothers hang a growth chart so that their child is able to see how tall he or she has become. For some reason, my mother never paid much attention...read more

by Petra Goerner

Parenting styles that link with aggression Aggression in children today is becoming more and more evident in our society. Violence is popping up everywhere and there are strong indicators that suggest our youth's aggre...read more

by Kenneth Besser

If you want to rear a practically perfect child, you must perceive your child as being practically perfect a priori. The phrase a priori is translated from Latin to literally mean "from what comes before." This is in contr...read more

by Victoria Ponder

I WILL BEGIN THIS ON THE NOTE, THAT I BY NO MEANS CONSIDER MYSELF AN EXPERT AT BEING A PARENT, BUT IVE ACQUIRED A GREAT BIT OF EXPERIENCE IN THE AREA OVER THE YEARS. I AM A MOTHER OF 4 BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL, INTELLIGENT, AM...read more