Parents First

040: Only children: Are they as bad as advertised?

By Jen Lumanlan | Jun 4, 2017

Are only children really more selfish and lacking in social skills? Delve into the stereotypes, research findings, and insights on raising an only child.

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039: What to do when your toddler says “No, I don’t wanna…!”

By Jen Lumanlan | May 21, 2017

Dealing with a defiant toddler? Dive into the world of oppositional defiance in children, understand the reasons behind it, and gain practical strategies for smoother parenting.

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036: The impact of divorce on a child’s development (Part 1)

By Jen Lumanlan | Apr 30, 2017

This is the second of a short series of episodes on issues related to divorce.  The first was our “All Joy and No Fun” episode, where we talked about how parenting today can be the most joyful thing in our lives – even if it isn’t always a whole lot of fun from moment to…

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035: Parenting: All joy and no fun?

By Jen Lumanlan | Apr 23, 2017

Discover the complex interplay between parenting, joy, and fun as we discuss the impact of divorce on children’s development. Gain insights into navigating single parenting and stepfamilies, and learn to create a balanced, joyful family life.

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034: How do I get my child to do chores?

By Jen Lumanlan | Apr 16, 2017

Explore the world of children and household chores across different cultures. Learn how to engage your child in helping with chores as we delve into the dynamics of family responsibility with Andrew Coppens, an expert in education and learning sciences.

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