Five ways to avoid becoming a helicopter parent; What to watch with your kids: ‘Middle School,’ ‘The Great Gilly Hopkins’ and more; My daughter wasn’t paying attention in class. This is how I helped her.; The burden of private school guilt;
 
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Please stop saying my adopted daughter is ‘lucky’
There are many words I would use to describe our daughter. Tough. Resilient. Determined. Silly. Cuddly. Stubborn. Lucky though? Probably not.
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Five ways to avoid becoming a helicopter parent
 
What to watch with your kids: ‘Middle School,’ ‘The Great Gilly Hopkins’ and more
This pair of book-based films should entertain tweens.
 
My daughter wasn’t paying attention in class. This is how I helped her.
I tried everything to get my child to pay attention in class. Nothing registered.
 
The burden of private school guilt
I had to set about the even more daunting task of trying to repair the damage done to my daughter, not just by the bullies, but by my own failure to protect her for so long.
 
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