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I believe that everyone is special in his or her own unique way. Unfortunately, while I may see the specialness in each person, I find that many adults don’t see themselves as being special at all. Here’s a case in point:
I was singing in the aisle again. It’s something that I do wherever I am; I move and groove to good music whenever I hear it. This happened to be in the home improvement department...
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This week on newsstands everywhere, Life&Style Weekly enlisted Dr. Vicki as their parenting expert to comment on the styles of parenting of several celeb parents.
Styles of Parenting: Which one do they choose? Madonna
Life&Style synopsis:
Madonna’s kids aren’t allowed to watch TV or eat ice cream. And if Lourdes, 14, leaves clothes on the floor, “we put [them] in a bag,...
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This week on newsstands everywhere, Life&Style Weekly enlisted Dr. Vicki as their parenting expert to comment on the styles of parenting of several celeb parents.
Styles of Parenting: Which one do they choose? Victoria and David Beckham
Life&Style synopsis:
“I’ve never had to punish them physically,” Victoria Beckham says of sons Brooklyn 11, Cruz 6 and Romeo 8. “Besides,...
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This week on newsstands everywhere, Life&Style Weekly enlisted Dr. Vicki as their parenting expert to comment on the styles of parenting of several celeb parents.
Styles of Parenting: Which one do they choose? Brad and Angelina
Life&Style synopsis:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Joile let the kids gorge on jund food, from Cheetos to McDonald’s.
Parenting Style: Relaxed. “There isn’t...
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This week on newsstands everywhere, Life&Style Weekly enlisted Dr. Vicki as their parenting expert to comment on the styles of parenting of several celeb parents.
Styles of Parenting: Which one do they choose? Will and Jada Smith
Life&Style synopsis:
When Willow Smith, 10, joined a social networking site after mom JADA PINKETT SMITH had forbidden it, “I was mad,” says Jada. ...
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Valentine’s Day for Mom: Stay-at-Home
How can my husband and I have a good Valentine’s Day when we have to stay in?
Dr. Vicki’s response:
Well, your Valentine’s Day for Mom scenario begins with defining what ‘staying in’ means. Since this is a family site, you will have to use your imagination for any answer over PG! “Staying in” can range from being...
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Dear Dr. Vicki:
I’m a new mom of Kay, 3 mos. I’m also a working mom. Since my maternal leave is over, I’ve been feeling so worn out. I also feel shock for this overwhelmed feeling. What should I do? Shouldn’t a mother feel happy always for the presence of the new baby? Why am I always drowning with the overwhelmed feeling? Really need your advice…
-New Mom-
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One of the biggest problems with parenting is that it’s one ginormous paradox!
A paradox, an irony, a total contradiction every step of the way!
You know what I’m talking about…
Being a parent is the best, most rewarding experience in the whole wide world.
It’s also the toughest, most unappreciated experience in the whole wide world.
That’s one of the problems with parenting. It can bring...
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Here’s what Dr. Vicki, The Parenting Expert, has to say:
This YouTube video has some great points, and I am frustrated that they call these suggestions “sneaky strategies.” I don’t think they are sneaky at all…but rather good, effective ways of interacting and parenting your children! However, as a child psychologist, I am totally opposed to one of their suggestions:...
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The Shine
User post: Parenting — Things every parent needs to hear from a teen’s point of view by Anna, on Fri Dec 31, 2010 7:58pm PST
Hello, my name is Anna, and I’m a teen. Every week I see posts on here about parenting, and how to “deal” with teens. The problem is that these posts are all written by adults. I’m not saying that they don’t know what they’re...
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