Advice on blending families and name changes in Dear Abby
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers a three year old with behavioral issues in a blended family, a husband who changed his name to his wife’s, and a hyphenated surnames approach. Readers discuss coping strategies, therapy, and practical naming conventions amid growing gender equality.
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Abby
Jason
Glendale
U.S. Army
Fort Bragg
N.C
Jody Hahn
Advance
Jody
England
Shirley B
Roswell
N.M
Daniel Sapon-Borson
Portland
Types of teen punishment survey and guidance from Dr Wallace
Nameless in Pekin Illinois cites a reader survey of over two thousand teens across the United States and Canada. About half reported loss of privileges, 20 percent grounded, 10 percent lost phone access, 15 percent increased chores, four percent faced physical punishment. Dr Wallace rejects corporal punishment, urging thoughtful discipline. A separate question notes a student frustrated with a lax teacher and suggests consulting the principal. acne guidance advises medical dermatology.
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Pekin
Ill
United States
Canada
Lose pounds keep them off through behavior change
A Hammond, Louisiana column argues there is no quick fix for weight loss. It stresses portion control, realistic goals, regular meals, hydration, fruits and vegetables, and gradual lifestyle change. It warns to shop from a list, involve family, and consult a doctor before exercising. Jenny Stringfellow notes at North Oaks Medical Center.
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The
American Dietetic Association
Jenny Stringfellow
North Oaks Medical Center
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