The wonder of why: as answering my son's questions broadens his world, his curiosity expands mine

Article Abstract:

A parent finds a child's questions about the birds and the bees easier to answer than those about birds such as why robins lay blue eggs. Sometimes a few minutes are needed to gather one's thoughts before answering a child's questions.

United States, Personal narratives

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Rules of the house

Article Abstract:

Children should be disciplined with clear instructions and prescriptions for what is wrong or right. However, parents should also avoid being too strict about rules and allow children to gain their sense of morality from experience.

Methods, Discipline of children, Child discipline

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