Raising kids in America with Filipino values

The content deals with the Filipino American situation and the possibility of retaining Filipino values in the oncoming generation.The article discusses in-depth the problems faced by Filipino American parents and children,and also points toward the silver lining.

Submitted By Damyanti

No Need to be Perfect!

An editorial on the mistakes we make as parents, and how they are *not* life-shattering!

Submitted By Jennifer L. Carlson

Teaching Tolerance?

Does mainstreaming work? This writer doesn't think so...

Submitted By Deanna Dahlsad

Discipline: Good Old Fashioned Values

Todays children need to be brought up with the same discipline and good old fashioned values as was instilled in me by my father. Discipline was swift and to the point and we knew the consequences of our actions.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

To Get Them in Line - First, I Need to Discipline Me!

Getting organized has been a lifelong study for me as a mom. This article explores the struggle as well as hope at the end of the tunnel as I consider how to get the family in order, too.

Submitted By barbw

When Bad Behavior Indicates A Need For Intervention

People only seem to recognize problem behavior after a child erupts into violence. School shootings, beatings, and forcible rapes trigger memories in parents, siblings, teachers and others of behavioral clues that had been exhibited and ignored. This article seeks to alert caretakers, teachers and others to behavior that may indicate deep-seated emotional trauma, and what to do about it.

Submitted By jeantype