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by Kathryn Kvols
 Research confirms what many parents instinctively feel when they
don't like to spank their children, but they don’t know what else to
do. The latest research from Dr. Murray Straus at the Family
Research Laboratory affirms that spanking teaches children to use
acts of aggression and violence to solve their problems.
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by Dr. Jane Bluestein
 Have you ever gone to bed at night with the following thoughts: “What a day! I feel like I did nothing but yell. How many times did I say ‘no’ today? No wonder the kids think I’m so mean!” You feel frustrated, guilty, disappointed in yourself. You vow to be more positive tomorrow.
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Parenting
“We’re going to Annie’s play to night,” Mom announces with excitement. “Your point?” her son shoots back daggers from his tone and eyes.
