How much privacy do kids need?

Article Abstract:

One of the biggest dilemmas in parenting is deciding where to draw the line over the amount of privacy granted to children. Parental responsibility sometimes overrides these privacy issues, but a careful approach is often needed. Some useful advice on how to deal with this issue is presented.

Analysis, Privacy, Ethical aspects, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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How to yell less and get heard more

Article Abstract:

Parents who are quick to yell at their children need to learn ways of controlling themselves better. Tips on coping with feeling overwhelmed and angry include using humor, heeding warning signals, taking breaks and examining feelings.

Control, Anger

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