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Playing Violent Video Games: Good or Bad?
There’s no debate: The moral effects of videogames are evident.
The Supreme Court is weighing arguments for and against a California law banning the sale…
Celebrating The Shift To Conscious Choice: Highlights From The 2010…
Editor's Note: This article appeared in the winter 2010 issue of Pathways to Family Wellness. In 2007, Lisa Reagan, Kindred World's founder, brought her!-->!-->!-->…
Birth and Becoming Human
“Over the years I have developed a picture of what a human being living humanely is like. She is a person who understand, values and develops her body, finding…
Outside the Box: Living TV Free
A few months before our son was born, my husband and I made the decision to get rid of our TV. Neither one of us considered ourselves addicted to TV the way…
Suddenly Teens: Refocusing Adolescent Hostilities
Long gone is the era, of my life, when successful maternity consists of balancing a baby on my hip while counting out coins at a market stall. Today, I can no…
Embarking upon Aware Parenting?
Wondering whether to read this blog?
You might find it interesting if one of the following describes you:
You are already practising Aware Parenting;
You…
The Eyes of Delight
There is no such being as a sinful, bad or wicked child. Any such feelings and judgments come from within you; they are from your own past. Parental hell is…
Is Sleep Training Useful?
Q: Dear Jan,
We have a beautiful 8 month old baby boy! We co-sleep with him, and have done for the last few months. I nurse him…
Real Kids in an Unreal World: Building Resilience and Self Esteem in…
(The following is an extract from the book, Real Kids in an Unreal World: Building Resilience and Self Esteem in Today’s Chaotic World by Maggie Dent.)…
Family Food: Creating Food Cultures and Traditions in the Home
Remembering and telling how our own family food cultures nourished (or not) and nurtured (or not) our childhoods can allow us to become present to…