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Help! My 10-Year-Old Wants to Diet
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Butting Heads
Help! My teenaged daughter and I are always battling!
Average Joe
Should I be doing more to help my child succeed?
Tempering the Tantrum
Our expert moms tell the tricks of our trade
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Media-Wise Parents 
"I like to think of myself as a hip mom, but I have to admit I'm appalled by the sexuality and vulgarity in today's music and movies. Other than throwing out the TV, how can I protect my teenager from all these media influences?"
Why This?
In an entertainment culture full of sex, violence, and vulgarity, author Jim Burns provides guidance for helping kids make wise choices about TV, movies, and music.
Cleaning House
My kids won't pitch in. Help!
Why This?
How can parents get their children to help with chores and become more responsible? Author Lisa Welchel shares her advice.
Tempering the Tantrum
Our expert moms tell the tricks of our trade
Why This?
What's the best way to handle--and end--a child's out-of-control temper tantrum? A panel of moms shares their expert advice.
Parenting with A.W.E.
The key to helping your teenager grow
Why This?
Family expert Jim Burns shares ideas for transforming a conflict-ridden parent-child relationship into a warm and growing bond.
Angry Mom
"I have a hard time disciplining my 5-year-old without losing my temper. I try to stay calm, but I find myself getting so angry that I yell at him or sometimes even smack him. I know this isn't good, but I'm a single mom and I don't know how to deal with him. He has started hitting himself now and saying he's a bad boy, so I know my reactions are affecting him. I don't want to ruin him with bad parenting. Please help."
Why This?
How can a mom parent well when it feels like her anger is out of control? Read these insights to gain a healthy perspective on handling explosive emotions.
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