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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2000
Page
13
A reader asks how to address an 80 year old man who repeats stories and annoys an audience. The letters advocate patience and compassion, suggesting a medical evaluation if dementia is a concern, and warn against humiliating the elder while promoting attentive listening.
Didi, 41, and Warren, 45, clash over his mother Phyllis who lives nearby and demands time and help. Their counselor helps them set boundaries, with Warren visiting Phyllis once a week and Didi learning to speak up. The couple renew their connection after therapy and a weekend away.
A fifth grade teacher recounts how Susan’s refusal to excuse bullying, backed by her parents’ firm stance, leads to Jane’s inclusion and happiness. The piece credits Susan’s parents as parenting heroes for restoring respect and accountability in school life.
The piece argues stay-at-home parents view child rearing as a parent-only task while others see a broader role for providers. It notes a split over how righteousness in parenting is defined and who should shape a child’s formation.
The piece extols early century childrearing by day care providers and teachers who form character through daily acts of instruction forgiveness and helping others. It stresses teaching from the heart, forgiveness for offenses, and fostering a safe, caring environment as a model for the whole community.
A mother writes about a 3 year old waking several times nightly despite routines and varying soothing methods. Dr Sylvia Rimm suggests daytime fear discussion, limited naps, no TV before bed, door policy with brief comfort, and morning reunions to restore sleep and reduce anxiety.
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