Why It's Time to Stop Pointing Fingers at Mothers Alone

Three simple things you can say to stop a 'rude' kid's attitude, according to a psychologist

At some point, every parent has to deal with a child who talks back and makes rude comments. It’s a normal part of growing up. But it’s a parent's job to stop it before it becomes an everyday behavior and an ingrained part of their personality.Stopping rude behavior can be especially difficult for parents because it's easy to get upset and escalate the situation when their children talk back or act rudely.The good news is that Dr. Becky is aroun…

Why Society Can’t Afford to Ignore Motherhood

Note: This is the second article in a three-article series on The Family: A Proclamation to the World. Download Print-Friendly Version Mothers are not as appreciated as they should be. Not yours, not ours. One low point of ingratitude that many readers will recall is the melodic line from Saturday’s Warrior that intones, “Zero population is the answer, my friend.”  However, we first-world nations are getting a rude wake-up call. A primary and ev…

Why It's Time to Stop Pointing Fingers at Mothers Alone

Society often blames mothers for their children's behaviors, but child development is influenced by many factors. Explore the need for a broader perspective on parenting.

Maria decided to be a mother without a second parent. She’s a “single mother by choice.” Or a “mother alone.” Topics: News, Sphera, El Salto TV, Maternity, Raising, Childhood, CareRead full article