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Kindergartners Identify Common Brand Logos
Christian author and speaker Skye Jethani wrote about his kindergarten-aged daughter's homework assignment: Help your child identify as many logos ...
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Inuit Hunters Losing Ability to Read Surroundings
The small island of Igloolik, in northern Canada is a bewildering place in the winter. The average temperature hovers at about 20 degrees below zero, ...
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Musician Father John Misty on His Christian Upbringing
In an interview with Rolling Stone, singer-songwriter-guitarist J. Tillman (now known as "Father John Misty") was asked: "You were raised ...
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Daughter Receives Mom's Letters 23 Years After Death
For the longest time, Amanda Lemmond didn't have much of her mother to hold onto. She still has the stuffed animal bunny her mother gave her one Easter ...
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Fear Narrows the Circle of Our Lives
In 1975, Roger Hart conducted a study on where children felt safe to play. He focused on 86 children between the ages of three to twelve in a small town ...
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'GQ Magazine's' Rules for When Guys Can Cry
GQ had a humorous analysis on when guys should or should not be allowed by society to shed tears. "Male crying is not new," the female author ...
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Mom Shows How Not to Help Kids with Social Media
It's difficult for parents who are trying to navigate how their children relate to social media. Here's one story about how NOT to do it. The ...
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'Sink You, Mama!'
Mbird blog ran a short excerpt from a new book by Catherine Newman called Catastrophic Happiness: Finding Joy in Childhood's Messy Years. As the blog ...
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'Mothers' Voices' Ad Campaign in Columbia
NPR's radio show This American Life ran a segment about a marketing executive from Colombia named Jose Miguel Sokoloff. The government of Columbia ...
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Research on 'Time-Starved' Mothers
Married couples in the United States spend, on average, 130 hours per week on paid and unpaid work combined. But all our hard work is not enough. Research ...
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