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Welcome!
Welcome to
the Spring 2008 edition of Tips for Effective
Parenting, the newsletter for parent members
of the National Effective Parenting
Initiative.
This issue contains four brief
articles addressing such important parenting
matters as becoming a media savvy mother or father
so that you can best deal with your
children's involvement with social networking
websites, videogames as well as other media
phenomena.
This issue also
provides solid reasons for not spanking children,
guidelines for dealing with overweight children
and very important matters to consider about
leaving children at home
alone.
All the articles are written by subject
matter authorities from major parenting education
groups.
Feel feel to share this practical guidance
with others and do encourage them to also
become members of NEPI.
Warmly,
Kerby T. Alvy
NEPI Founder, Board of
Advisors
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Six Ways to
Be a Media Savvy
Parent
by Liz Perle, Common Sense
Media
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Liz Perle of Common Sense Media, writes
about how parents can manage their children's
online lives and give them a "digital code of
conduct."
To read the complete
article, click
here. |
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8 Good Reasons Not to
Spank
by Michael H. Popkin,
Ph.D.
Active Parenting Publishers
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One of the nation's leading
parent educators explains why it
is NEVER a good idea to spank children.
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Simple Successful Strategies
for Parents of Overweight
Children
by Betty
Holmes, MS, RD, University of
Wyoming |
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Childhood obesity has become a major health
issue in the United States.
Betty Holmes takes
a look at how parents can help their children
slim down.
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Is it Okay to Leave My Child Home
Alone?
by Erna Fishaut, University
of Minnesota Extension
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When to leave a
child at home is a difficult decision.
Erna Fishaut gives some specific guidance and
suggestions as to what to consider.
To read the complete article, click
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