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14 MAY 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

“Reading” Wordless Picture Books to Children May ExposeThem to a More Complex Language

BY Charlene J. Owen Interpreting stories from picture books may help toddlers learn more complicated nuances of a certain tongue, a recent study says.

12 MAY 13

TRAVEL AND LEISURE

Mommy Madness: 10 LOL-Worthy Books about Motherhood (Photos)

BY Marianne Salazar Laugh your child-induced headaches away with these hilarious reads!

11 MAY 13

CELEBRITIES

Regine Velasquez Shares the Top 5 Things She Loves about Being a Mom (Photos)

BY Marianne Salazar Good Housekeeping's May 2013 cover girl tells us about the simple joys motherhood can bring.

09 MAY 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

Materialism Prevalent in Today’s Youth, Says Study

BY Charlene J. Owen Researchers add that teens value acquiring material goods over diligence and hard work.

03 MAY 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

Overprotection and Other Negative Parenting Techniques May Increase Risk of Bullying in Children

BY Charlene J. Owen Parents who consistently shield their children from harm may be training their kids to become helpless.

02 MAY 13

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Nagging Teens About Dietary Changes May Cause More Problems

BY Charlene J. Owen Showing kids how to eat healthy is one thing, but pushing them to eat more or eat less may fail to promote good dietary habits.

01 MAY 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

Carrying Crying Babies Helps Calm Them Down

BY Charlene J. Owen Holding your child makes for an effective calming technique, researchers say.

12 APR 13

CELEBRITIES

Lexi Schulze Shares Some of Her Mommy Moments with Good Housekeeping

Having two daughters has definitely changed Lexi's life.

31 MAR 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

"Guilt-inducing Parenting" May Cause Children Distress

BY Charlene J. Owen Parents who reprimand their children by saying that their actions are shameful may be making matters worse.

21 MAR 13

FAMILY AND PARENTING

Helicopter Parenting May Cause Depression in Adult Children

BY Charlene J. Owen Constantly breathing down your child's neck may only breed dissatisfaction.