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PARENTING TIPS Parenting Tips in a Multicultural Family Some families have adopted children from more than one country and from more than one race. How do you raise healthy children in a world where you find pockets of racial and ethnic discrimination? Apart from helping them to become educated and to follow their interests, what else can you do to help build their self-esteem? A Minnesota study of multiracial families found the children were emotionally at least as healthy if not healthier than biological children. Here are some tips from families who have been there. 1. Enjoy and talk about the fact you are an "international" family. Have flags and art from all the countries of origin in your home, including the countries of the grandparents. Learn songs, stories, and read literature from the countries of origin. Celebrate the anniversary of each of your adoptions. Have a special Family Day which celebrates the fact that you have come together to be a family. Keep your mementos organized and in a special location set aside for family history. The family archives can consist of photograph albums, videos, and scrap books filled with mementos from travels, school, children's artwork, hobbies, activities etc. 2. In the home do not allow anyone to speak in a racially or ethnically negative manner. If you hear of this at the child's school, take it upon yourself to educate the teachers and principals of the harm that can result from discrimination and help them devise a program to educate the students.

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Parenting is important to you because your children matter. As a caring adult, you want to give your kids the best. So you strive to understand child development, child discipline and become a better parent. You work hard for your family and give them more than you had as a child. But have you ever asked yourself what you want from this relationship? In your heart of hearts, if you imagined the best possible outcome for yourself, what would you foresee? Would you feel fulfilled if your children grew up to honor, cherish and respect you? Every parent would. But how do you create this, especially if you don't enjoy a healthy relationship with your parents? And how do you change the way you raise your kids, if you're flying blind and making it up as you go along? Where did you learn how to raise kids anyway? Did you go to school and get a masters in child development? Probably not. (And don't worry ... you don't need one.) If you're like most of us, you learned child discipline from your parents, who learned from theirs. While there's nothing wrong with this, especially if you had wise and loving role models, times have changed. Parenting strategies have evolved and our understanding of child development and child discipline has led us to become more insightful and humane.

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Parenting Tips: Giving Your Children the Gift of Time Parenting Tips: Spending Quality vs Quantity Time with Your Children by Laura Pickford Ramirez Today's parents talk quite a bit about spending quality time with their children. Some parents believe that if they've spent an hour of "quality" time with their children, they've done enough. This hour is usually focused on an enjoyable activity: watching t.v., going out to eat, going to the movies, etc. Although today's world turns at a frenetic pace and parents are often overwhelmed by all they have to do, our first parenting tip will highlight the importance of spending both quality and what I call quantity time with your kids. To illustrate the difference between the two, let me share a brief story. The other day at the supermarket, I ran into an acquaintance. In order to protect his identity, we'll call him Joe. After we exchanged greetings, I asked about his nine year old son, Austin. Joe is divorced and has custody of Austin every other weekend. He told me: "Let me give you a parenting tip. Every time I do something with Austin, I make sure it’s something fun. Last weekend, I took him to Disneyland. I’m spending quality time with him all right yeah, that’s what I’m doing." When I asked how Austin was doing in school, Joe stammered for a moment, then waved me off, "That kid’s got the world by the tail." Let’s begin by recognizing Joe’s efforts to spend time with his son. Given his situation, time constraints and his understanding of what Austin needs from him, he’s trying to be a decent father. It seems, though, that his need to make sure that Austin is always entertained might stem from feelings of guilt over spending little time with him. It’s a modus operandi that I refer to as "guilty parenting." Here's the first parenting tip: when you feel bad about your inability to do something for your child and try to make up for it through some compensatory action, you can create an ill affect.

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PARENTING TIPS ARCHIVE These are parenting tips that have appeared in previous newsletters that parents may find helpful. Be aware that every child is different, and there is no "right" answer for every child. These tips are presented to keep you informed on the latest books, television programs, and thoughts on childcare, but since every child and every family is unique, please contact your pediatrician as to how these may apply to YOUR child if you have any question. At what age should I turn my infant's car seat around to face forward At what age can my child cross the street alone? In general, children 10 and over are able to cross the street safely by themselves. Children under the age of 10 should only cross the street under the supervision of an adult. Children ages 5-9 are at the greatest risk for pedestrian death and injury. These children tend to think they are more independent than they are. Developmentally, they do not have the skills to make decisions about traffic patterns and do not clearly perceive danger. -As girls reach puberty, many dads pull away from the earlier closeness they had with their daughters, since the little girl is now a young woman. As a result, many men feel uncomfortable showing affection to this new young woman in their midst. Research has shown that it is very important that dads stay close; even if it is by "just being there" for games, performances, driving them to events, etc. Daughters who remain close to their dads during teen years do better in careers and in relationships with others. For more information see

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Welcome Resources: General Education Site Map PARENT CONNECTIONS Effective Parenting Educational Resources, by James Nuttall A developmental psychologist offers a variety of parenting tips and resources. Especially for Parents From Scholastic. Strategies for parents to support literacy in the home and a guide to cyber safety. Family Education Network Family Village Integrates information, resources, and communication opportunities for children with special needs and their families. Helping Your Child Learn: Publications for Parents From the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement. Comprehensive guides for general study skills and test taking as well as reading, math, geography, history, science and more. Parent Partners in Education ParentsPlace.com A comprehensive site with articles on pregnancy, breastfeeding, baby, adolescence, parenting twins, step-parenting, single parenting, fathering, children's health and education, family activities, and more; a free weekly newsletter, children's product recall notices, a chat room and bulletin boards on a variety of interesting topics. The Children's Literature Newsletter for Adults is designed to enhance children's literacy by helping adults find the best children's books available.

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