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Complete Article Index
Theresa Santoro
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A Doctor, A Principal, and A Clergyman
Theresa Santoro
Did I tell you the one about the doctor, the principal, and the priest? Actually, this is not the preface to a joke. It is real life, and the people to whom well-educated grown adults fear the most. As young children we were taught that you do not challenge these types of professions. What they say goes. Trust first, and while you're at it, it's really best if you don't ask any questions. NOT! As your friendly coach in parenting, I am here to set you free! . . . keep reading
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Choosing Happiness, When You Would Rather Not.
Theresa Santoro
Have you ever had one of those days? You know the day where you are hosting your very own pity party, and you are the only RSVP? A pity party once in a while won't shake the universe, but what happens when your party turns into a lifestyle? . . . keep reading
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Why Children Need a Dad
Theresa Santoro
The importance of having a dad around. You can read studies that say a kid is not really affected if he is raised without a father present in the home. Another study will say he is doomed for life. And still another study will say if he never had a father to begin with, it just doesn't matter. So... a father, doesn't matter? . . . keep reading
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School Conferences
Theresa Santoro
It is that time of year again, when your child comes home with the request for conference. Do whatever it takes to be there. Your child depends on you to do so! . . . keep reading
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My Family has the Springtime Blues!
Theresa Santoro
Ah...here it is March. This is the time of school year when the various blues set in. To kick things up a bit, this year we enjoy an earlier time change. Great for evening...Miserable for the early . . . keep reading
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Life After High School: Helping Teens Who Are College Bound
Most teens need help in the college admission process, especially if they are the first in their family to go to college. The process seems to be getting more complex every year, and there is a lot of misinformation around. The following four steps can help families avoid the pitfalls of college selection by keeping their options open and by focusing on the individual teen before beginning the search. . . . keep reading
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When a Young Mother Dies
Theresa Santoro
Death is always sad, and always unexpected, even when it is expected. That statement goes without saying. But what do we do, what do we say, how do we act? Questions that should be answered before the time comes. . . . keep reading
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