Road worrier: stranded on a lonely highway, a mother learns what it really takes to protect her children

Article Abstract:

A mother stranded with her children on a deserted highway remembered stories of children who perished and blamed the parents. She came to realize her resolve that she could always protect her children was wrong, and she gained understanding and forgiveness.

Psychological aspects, Parenting, Child welfare

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A mother's deadly revenge

Article Abstract:

Nesler shot and killed Daniel Driver, the man accused of molesting her son and three other boys. Driver had been imprisoned previously for child molestation. Her vigilante justice is easily understood, but the act was still wrong.

Evaluation, Biography, Vigilantes, Nesler, Ellie

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The face-off

Article Abstract:

Children can say hurtful things to parents during arguments. Parents need to realize that not all children have warm parental memories of early childhood, and thus do not realize how badly hurtful they can be.

Personal narratives, Discipline of children, Child discipline, Foster parents

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