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Here at Science of Parenting, we believe in the power of parents who, when armed with trustworthy information, are better able to make decisions about what is best for their children and their family. Therefore, we offer parents access to current research around child-rearing so they can find the information when they need it most.
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development • nutrition • money • families • school to home
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guidance • discipline • stress • families
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- Words Have Power – Even on the Second Try (8/21/2019) - We’ve been talking an awful lot about WORDS lately on the blog. We looked at a post from a mom who wished she had used her words differently. We’ve agreed to stop using the words “good” and “bad” to define our parenting. Over the last little while, we’ve been taking a look at four words … Continue reading Words Have Power – Even on the Second Try
- Can I Have Your Attention, Please? (8/14/2019) - We’ve been looking at different ways to reflect on our parenting over our last few posts, which can be found under the “Trends” tab, and today it continues with the final of our four words – ATTENTIVE parenting, which the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development defines as “paying attention to your child’s … Continue reading Can I Have Your Attention, Please?
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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