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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  How Moms and Dads View Each Other as Co-parents Affects Kids

  neurosciencenews.com - Neuroscience News

  How a mother and father view each other as a co-parent has an impact on a child's well-being, researchers say. When parents consider their …

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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  Their Parents Were Family Influencers, Now Their Kids Hate Them

  futurism.com - Maggie Harrison

  "Any money you get will be greatly overshadowed by years of suffering." Momfluencers of the world, listen up. Bottling your kid's childhood into social …

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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  Want to Raise Children Who Become Emotionally Intelligent Leaders? Try the “Rule of Reflection”

  Inc Magazine - Jason Aten

  Developing high-capacity leaders means a lot more 'show' and a lot less 'tell.' Every parent has a picture in their mind of who they hope their children will become. Almost certainly, who they actually become will be quite a bit different than what you expect. That's maybe the hardest truth of …

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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  The Part Of A Mom's Mental Load That We Don't Talk About Enough

  HuffPost - Kelsey Borresen

  It's yet another thing women are often tasked with in their families — and it's exhausting. “The mental load” has been a hot topic in recent years. And while awareness of the term has increased, it’s still something many families struggle to divvy up. The mental load is defined as the invisible work …

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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  Parents: Don’t make your child the enemy. Build your relationship instead

  bigthink.com - Kevin Dickinson

  Whether we’d like to admit it or not, so much of parenting can come from a place of uncertainty. Uncertainty over whether that bad behavior arises …

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  Camrin Hatchett

  

  Hey, new parents — go ahead and ‘spoil’ that baby!

  Salon - Amy Root

  When an infant cries, parents frequently wonder whether they should soothe the baby or let the baby calm itself down. If they respond to every sob, won't the baby cry more? Isn't that spoiling the baby? I hear these questions a lot as a professor of child development and family science. The notion …