Parenting – Page 7 – Scouting magazine

Bringing Out the Best in Your Family

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When tough situations arise, strong and healthy families can pull together as a team, drawing strength from individual character traits and smart parenting.

Parenting Solutions: Getting Children to Cooperate

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The ability to work well in one’s family and with others is one of the most valuable skills a parent can help a child develop.

Parenting Solutions: Children Need Privacy to Become Self-Reliant Adults

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Parents can honor a child’s “personal space” while maintaining supervision and providing guidance.

Parenting Solutions; Being a Father Who Makes a Difference

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An effective, involved father provides an important foundation for his children and their ongoing security, stability, and development.

Parenting Solutions: How children Can Overcome Shyness

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Parents and others can help a child who’s ill at ease in social situations say “goodbye to shy.”

Parenting Solutions: Dealing With Sibling Rivalry and Quarrels

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When siblings learn how to resolve conflicts at a young age, they grow up to regard each other not only as brothers and sisters but as the closest of lifelong friends.

Parenting Solutions: Help Your Child to Be a Better Student

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Brainpower is only part of the equation in being a good student. Some parental motivation and creativity can help any child do better in school.

Parenting Solutions: Teaching Children to Bounce Back: Ways to Raise Resilient Kids

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When a crisis arrives, there are steps that parents and other significant adults can take to help children not only survive, but even to thrive.

Parenting Solutions: How to Talk So Your Children Will Listen… and Learn

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Parents and other significant adults can employ several key communication techniques to “get through” to children about the tough issues kids face every day.

Parenting Solutions:What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

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Helping a child explore his personal interests and attributes gives him a starting point in the search for a career.