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Flagrant foul: Reacting to special treatment

By Michael Freeman

With a term paper due, Nick makes a desperate move.

Chivalry isn’t dead for modern-day knights

By Michael Freeman

Parents create the Chivalry Challenge for their boys.

Art of parenting meets the science of resilience

By Scouting magazine

A key goal for parents is to help children develop the ability to bounce back from adversity.

How to have meaningful discussions with your child

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It’s more than talk — it’s quality time that helps build a strong foundation with your son or daughter. Use these expert tips to have positive discussions.

How to deal with parental ultimatums

By Scouting magazine

Use this ethics debate to discuss how your troop or crew members would deal with parental ultimatums.

Tips for grounding your own helicopter-parent behaviors

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Cleared for landing: helicopter parents, it’s safe to come down now.

How to help young people find the happiness in life

By Aaron Derr

Happiness doesn’t just happen. Here’s how you can help boost your kids’ morale and help them find the happiness in everyday life.

How to strengthen family ties with traditions

By Aaron Derr

Want to build the connections in your family? Try these tips to establish new traditions.

Ethics debate: How to respond to inappropriate Internet content

By Scouting magazine

One of your Scouts receives an R-rated Snapchat photo from a friend. How should he respond? Lead this ethics debate to help your Scouts and Venturers decide.

What to do when videogames are playing your kid

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Use these winning points to help your child deal with a videogame obsession.