Share A Story promotes reading through family engagement
PBS Kids campaign encourages caregivers to shower children with words to boost reading. Charlotte Brantley says any adult can help a child read by immersing them in vocabulary and stories. Storytelling aids sequencing and cultural learning, while the effort suits summer travel and waiting lines without materials.
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Fathers matter in shaping children across ages and genders
The article argues dads should stay involved from infancy through adolescence, citing experts Poulter, Kelly, and others. It stresses a team approach, real involvement beyond economics, and the impact on sons and daughters, with emphasis on meaningful time, role modeling, and shared parenting challenges.
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High self-esteem a problem not a solution in parenting
John Rosemond argues high self-esteem harms self-control and societal behavior. He contrasts self-esteem with self-respect, noting self-respect grows by helping others while self-esteem grows from praise and entitlement. The piece urges parents to cultivate self-respect and prudent self-awareness over indiscriminate praise.
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