Dorothy Waide: Smacking kids still fairly common
It’s still “fairly common” for some parents to physically discipline their children, despite the country’s anti-smacking law change, new research has found. In...
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Dorothy Waide: Smacking kids still fairly common
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Jin Russell: What parents need to know about ADHD
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John Cowan: What rules do you set around kids using technology?
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Kathryn Berkett: Choosing between single sex or co-ed schools
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Dorothy Waide: Should we be encouraging more stay at home dads?
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Dave Atkinson: How to talk to teens about their body image
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John Cowan: Is homework a waste of time?
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Kathryn Berkett: How does changing school affect children?
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Dave Atkinson: Dealing with moody teens and heartbreak
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Emily Writes: Should there be harsher consequences for truancy?
