What Parents Should Know

In 1960s, America was on the cusp of social upheaval that would challenge authority at all levels, a psychologist named Diana Baumrind began a longitudinal study aimed at answering a still timely question: How does our parenting style—including our practice of authority as well as love—affect our children’s development of character and competence?

1.            Flexibility within a framework:  Even though we’re on vacation, it is important to keep all the habits acquired during the rest of the year. So, set a schedule, but with flexibility and leeway; proper to the new circumstances and the change of scene. 2.            Do things together as a family:   Although each have their … Continue reading →Read more

Created in the image and likeness of God, man is the “only creature on earth that God has wanted for its own sake.” When we are born, and for a long time afterwards, we depend totally on the care of our parents. Although from the moment of conception human beings enjoy all the dignity of