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Brett Berk, M.S. Ed. has worked with young children and their families for over 20 years--as a classroom teacher, preschool director, and research consultant--and is the author of The Gay Uncle's Guide to Parenting. |
Proudly Pro-Phthalate
I question the findings of a new study that says that phthalates make boys less masculine. Amongst other problems, what's so wrong with a little less roughhousing and playing with toy trucks?
Lez Ya Bunches
Lauren Myracle is a church-going Christian, a mom, a Colorado resident, and the kind of awesome person who, when I call her up for an interview, admits that her kids are home on a snow day and driving her crazy. But in addition to her skill at ducking the effects of a snowstorm, she's also highly capable of responding to a s*#t-storm, namely one that's erupted over her new book, Luv Ya Bunches.
Wild Thinged
I couldn't have been more explicit. My recent review of "Where the Wild Things Are" said very clearly to "leave the little buggers at home."
Schools Ban Bake Sales: Say What?!
The New York City Board of Education has implemented a new policy banning bake sales in all of their schools in order to curb child obesity, among other reasons.
Getting In
One mom converted to another religion so that she could get her kid into preschool. How far are you willing to go to get your kid into the school of your choice?
Out of the Closet: Raising Kids in Gay Families
While it is becoming more commonplace for gay and lesbian individuals to raise children, finding community support isn't so easy.
Parents: Preschool's Biggest Problem
This year, well over one million American 4-year-olds will head out for their first day of preschool, the highest enrollment in U.S. history. The kids? Ecstatic. The parents? Not so much.
To 'Mad Men': Don't Try to Trick Me!
One man hates when TV shows try to pull a fast one on the American public.
Life's a Drag
37-year-old Melissa Catherine Smith-Means created controversy when she dragged her child on a leash in a Verizon store, and someone got it on tape. Are leashes for kids okay?
Gender Time
This week, TIME magazine ran a story titled Why Girls Have BFFs and Boys Hang Out in Packs, about a recent study that they say shows a marked difference between the brains of 8- to 17-year-old boys and girls in their responses to social situations.Share Your Parenting Advice
Have you always wanted to tell other people how to raise their kids? Think your way is best? Simply have a big mouth? Well, here's your chance to let the world hear your voice!
Disney: Straight and Narrow?
Disney's just now bringing out their first African-American princess, so far be it from me to dictate when they should introduce their first gay or lesbian princess.
The New Eugenics
Some lesbian friends recently came to visit my boyfriend and me at our house upstate. And guess what? Like every other gay person in America, they're trying to have a kid.
Biting Wit
A reader recently wrote in for some advice. Apparently, her five-year-old daughter, Ariel, has been having a tough time at school, acting out in class with stubbornness, tantrums, and disregard. The (skin) breaking point was reached when the girl bit her teacher's wrist.
From the Department of Cain and Abel
Sibling rivalry is normal, and some conflict is to be expected. The sibling relationship is like a marriage, only you enter into it when you're extremely young and immature, you're constantly being scrutinized and supervised, and you don't get to pick your partner.
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