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  1. Why you shouldn't hit your kids.

    Slate Magazine - Sep 24, 2008

    The typical parent, when whacking a misbehaving child, doesn't pause to wonder: "What does science have to say about the efficacy of corporal punishment?" If they are thinking anything at all, it's: "Here comes

  2. Is your kid a cheater or a stickler?

    Slate Magazine - Family - Aug 15, 2008

    One evening this spring, my family spent dinnertime dissecting what my older son, Eli, calls his "recess problems." The specific dilemma was whether, in a game of kickball, a kid could claim that because he'd fallen

  3. The trouble with older kindergarten.

    Slate Magazine - Family - Aug 1, 2008

    At what age should children go to kindergarten? At what age should your child go to kindergarten? What if these questions appear to have different answers? [more ...]

  4. Where the wild boys are.

    Slate Magazine - Family - Jul 25, 2008

    As a parent, I've had zero interest in the re-embracing of single-sex education of the past few years. It all smacks of British public schools and Lord of the Flies to me. And yet, for the past three summers, I've

  5. Why the family dinner is good for parents.

    Slate Magazine - Jul 11, 2008

    The family dinner is ambrosia and nectar and manna, too, researchers have long told us. It helps prevent teenagers from abusing drugs and alcohol or smoking, and it protects them from stress, asthma, and eating

  6. How to make "timeouts" less like bar fights.

    Slate Magazine - Jun 27, 2008

    The "timeout" has replaced the swat on the behind as many parents' default punishment for a misbehaving child. It's worth noting, then, that this parenting tool is widely misunderstood and frequently misused. [more ...]

  7. She was 82. He was 95. They had dementia. They fell in love. And then they started having sex.

    Slate Magazine - Family - Jun 13, 2008

    Bob's family was horrified at the idea that his relationship with Dorothy might have become sexual. At his age, they wouldn't have thought it possible. But when Bob's son walked in and saw his 95-year-old father in bed

  8. Did you hear about that Buddhist couple who're never more than 15 feet apart? Well, we tried it.

    Slate Magazine - Family - Jun 2, 2008

    Did you hear about that Buddhist couple who're never more than 15 feet apart? Well, we tried it. [more ...]

  9. Staving off my son's panic attacks.

    Slate Magazine - May 15, 2008

    On Friday afternoons, my son Simon plays soccer in a clinic organized by one of the mothers at his preschool. He looks forward to the routine: The kids gather at dismissal, and a group of mothers and baby sitters walks

  10. I left my son in San Francisco.

    Slate Magazine - Family - Apr 24, 2008

    My baby recently left home. He's 19 and launching his life in an age-appropriate way: subsidized by his parents, at school in a distant city, directing himself toward self-sufficiency and maturity. Nevertheless, the

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