Q. My son is at overnight camp for two weeks and after 3 days wants to come home. He is totally miserable but I think it’s important he stick it out, while my husband wants to let him come home. What do we do?
A. Great question! This is a …
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Purposeful parenting involves setting–and enforcing–standards.…
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READ MOREQ: My adult children are constantly arguing with each other during family gatherings. I don’t know what I did wrong; all I want is for them to get along. What can I do?
A: Great question! It’s natural for parents to want their children to “get along” but unfortunately it’s …
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