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Ageless Wisdom, Priceless Gift to Grandchildren

16. September 2006

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By Rebecca Grace From AgapePress September 15, 2006 When it comes to shopping for the perfect pair of prom shoes, not many teen girls would consider their grandmother’s closet their fashion headquarters. But for Kellum sisters Darby, 17, and Tyler, 18, it’s their one-stop shop for shoes, vintage clothing and a whole lot of memories. […]

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Hold On to Your Boundaries

13. September 2006

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It seems that children have one main job in life and it is to get their own needs met at all cost. It is only when boundaries are set and maintained that children will eventually grow up emotionally and recognize that others have needs, too. The sooner parents learn to validate and kindly, gently, respectfully, […]

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Let Me Feel What I Am Feeling

28. August 2006

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From I Don’t Have to Make Everything All Better, Excerpt from Chapter One by Gary and Joy Lundberg Everyday throughout the world, in nearly every situation, people constantly are trying to express their feelings to someone. Consider the following examples: • It is a cold winter morning as you awaken your child. “I don’t want […]

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Dirty song lyrics can prompt early teen sex

9. August 2006

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Associated Press Aug 7, 2006 Teens whose iPods are full of music with raunchy, sexual lyrics start having sex sooner than those who prefer other songs, a study found. Whether it’s hip-hop, rap, pop or rock, much of popular music aimed at teens contains sexual overtones. Its influence on their behavior appears to depend on […]

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High school senior illustrates that modesty can be beautiful

25. July 2006

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Karen Bowie By Karen Karaszkiewicz The Record Herald WAYNESBORO – In her senior year, Karen Bowie wants to help bring modest clothing back into style at Waynesboro Area Senior High School. The 17-year-old straight-A student was one of 40 girls in the country chosen to attend a fashion workshop this summer sponsored by Beautifully Modest, […]

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Internet Gambling—Don’t Bet On It

22. July 2006

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From FamilyLeader.net, by Maurine Proctor   “Internet gambling’s characteristics are unique,” noted the Associated Press. “Online players can gamble 24 hours a day from home; children may play without sufficient age verification; and betting with a credit card can undercut a player’s perception of the value of cash, leading to bankruptcy, crime, and suicide. Professor […]

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Schools to get healthy as law takes hold

21. July 2006

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From MSNBC, July 13, 2006ST. PAUL, Minn. – They’re promising to keep closer tabs on student lunch trays, pull sugary treats from vending machines and classroom celebrations and encourage more pulse-raising activities during the school day. The nation’s public schools are under orders to adopt nutrition and exercise goals before classes resume in the fall. […]

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Parenting Tip: Grumbling is Acceptable

5. July 2006

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As parents we seem to think that when we assign a child a task they will look at us with this big smile and say, “Oh, thank you, mother and father, for this wonderful opportunity to clean the bathroom. I am so excited to do this for you.” Of course, this is ridiculous and yet […]

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Dad is critical to a daughter’s well-being

5. July 2006

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By Susan Whitney, Deseret Morning News, July 3, 2006 ….. Father’s Day may be over, but your importance in your daughter’s life continues. According to psychologist Terri Orbuch, a dad’s involvement is critical to a daughter’s well-being. Orbuch has been a scientific researcher for several decades at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research. […]

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Dad is critical to a daughter’s well-being

5. July 2006

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According to psychologist Terri Orbuch, a dad's involvement is critical to a daughter's well-being.

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