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Should Parental Permission be Needed for Tanning Beds? Let me know your thoughts! by Nicki Z. Patient Expert Photo Credits: ~ It’s A Long, Long Way to Machu Picchu! (Apologies to Jack Judge and Harry Williams) Originally uploaded by MackesonAccording to a recent press release by DermaNetwork.org, more than 20 states currently have legislation pending about restricting tanning bed usage. Of these states, two - Arkansas and Mississippi - signed into ... Read on »
Parenting Posts: This piece, ori... by Dr. Kalea Chapman Doctor of Psychology ... Their children have poor self-control, are demanding, minimally compliant, and have poor interpersonal skills. [Apparently, Baumrind didn't have a label for this sub-type of permissive parenting.]Permissive-indulgent parents are loving and emotionally available, yet set few limits, demands or controls. Their children tend to be impulsive, immature ... Read on »
Parenting Posts: I’ve got quite ... by Dr. Kalea Chapman Doctor of Psychology ... poor self-control, are demanding, minimally compliant, and have poor interpersonal skills. [Apparently, Baumrind didn't have a label for this sub-type of permissive parenting.]Permissive-indulgent parents are loving and emotionally available, yet set few limits, demands or controls. Their children tend to be impulsive, ... Read on »
Strict, Lax, or Flexible Parenting Styles? by Dr. Kalea Chapman Doctor of Psychology ... Their children have poor self-control, are demanding, minimally compliant, and have poor interpersonal skills. [Apparently, Baumrind didn't have a label for this sub-type of permissive parenting.]b) Permissive-indulgent parents are loving and emotionally available, yet set few limits, demands or controls. Their children tend to be impulsive, immat ... Read on »
Sunday Parenting Round Up (Plus Bonus Ramblings!) by Rational Jenn Healthy Living Professional ... things being equal). The trick, as ever, is figuring out those gray areas. Once again, just because I think there may be a bit of confusion on this matter still--I am not a permissive parent, and I'd never let the kids do anything seriously dangerous, because I like them an awful lot and went to quite a bit of time and trouble to grow them and al ... Read on »
Obama to press: "All of you voted for me" by Barbara C. Patient Expert ... residency.And as under Clinton, the moral atmosphere sunk to new lows, we are seeing a repeat of the pattern. The American culture is like a child with a strict parent and a permissive parent. The minute Democrats come into power, there's just more "freedom" from good manners, civility, tradition, dignity.I guess this is supposed to be cool. I t ... Read on »
Raising Unconventional Children by Michelle H. Patient Expert I was reading a post at Natural Fatherhood about positive discipline and permissive - or non-permissive parenting, and it got me thinking. He cites this quote: “The world is full of followers, but you’re not one of them.”- JL GlassI started thinking about this quote i ... Read on »
Childhood obesity survey in shambles by Allen O. Patient Expert Almost every country in the world is trying to get their arms around the increased incidence of overweight and obesity.The United Kingdom hoped to do this via the development of a “National Childhood Obesity Database.”The idea was to weigh all 5 to 11 year-olds to create the largest database of its kind in the world — with the hope that having this ... Read on »
Permission by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert As moms we give our children permission to do certain things. I believe this concept transfers over to ourselves. Where do we get permission? I give you permission for the following things (you wouldn't dream of doing some of these things, but now you can!):-to be a mom (I didn't say "supermom"- a mom...nothing else, nothing more.)-to take a nap.-t ... Read on »
Psychology of Restrictions [Teen Article] by Vanessa Van Petten Patient Expert ... nt’ teens? What if the cause of most teenaged rebelling was rooted back to how a situation was handled?There are three types of parents: authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive (Frick-Horbury, 2001). Authoritarian parents are commanding, believes in harsh punishments and plenty of restrictions. In fact, American teens have “ten times ... Read on »