Monthly Archives: July 2009

Abhishek Agarwal asked: Single parents can get overwhelmed with the heavy load of responsibility and time demands that come with being the only adult in a family. Concerns about money, child rearing, and personal health loom large, and single parents … Continue reading →

Janet Martin asked: Women, especially working moms, are very busy juggling both their roles as mothers and as employees. Oftentimes, they no longer have time to think about themselves and have quality time with their husbands or partners. As result, … Continue reading →

Lily Morgan asked: Parents often have a hard time understanding why their kids don’t want to go to bed. At the end of the day, all mom and dad can think about is getting some sleep, but kids aren’t built … Continue reading →

David Branco asked: Hester Prynne, the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, challenged continuously on a daily basis about whether her parental rights revoked and her illegitimate child fostered. Absent of a husband figure and, in the eye of … Continue reading →

Dalip Singh Wasan asked: Do not counter your parents. Dalip Singh Wasan, Advocate. People may believe that they have been sent on this earth by God Himself and we go back when He recalls us. But at the same time … Continue reading →

Kaitlyn Miller asked: I remember a pizza parlor where my kids and I recently had this huge pizza slice each for dinner. As we were waiting for our order, I can’t help but notice all these words and sentences scribbled … Continue reading →

Abhishek Agarwal asked: The growth in magnitude of mono parents is rising steadily. Such a growth is witnessed not alone in US, but all other countries as well. Parenting children all alone is an arduous and amenable job, considering the … Continue reading →

Barbara Beccari asked: The New Year is a time for forward planning. It is a wonderful opportunity annually to take stock of where your children are in their development and to think of what you, as a parent may need, … Continue reading →

Surabhi asked: Being involved in your child’s education is obviously a good thing. But, some may wonder if ever there can be too much of a good thing. Can parents be too involved with their child’s education? While this, like … Continue reading →

Dalene Joubert asked: Many parents have the erroneous belief that if they don’t use the latest technique to get their baby asleep, it won’t work. Unfortunately, complicated or latest doesn’t necessarily mean better.Here are 3 better choices for getting your … Continue reading →