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Articles in our Parent Pages section are written by faculty and staff of Cornell Cooperative Extension and are a resource for parents and educators on a variety of parenting topics. All Parent Pages articles are in the public domain and can be used for news articles, workshop handouts, web pages and more.
- As Halloween Nears, Help Children Face Fears
- Benefits of Reading to Your Child
- Children Solve Problems By Putting Feelings Into Words
- Choosing the Best Books for Babies and Toddlers
- Choosing Toys for Children
- Toy-Buying Guidelines
- Discipline for Babies and Toddlers Does Not Mean PunishmentDiscipline for Babies and Toddlers Does Not Mean Punishment
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Control
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Esteem
- Helping Children With Daily Routines
- Helping Young Children Cope With Death
- Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?
- Kindergarten is a Big Step for Child and Parent
- Keeping the Holidays Calm for Young Children
- Planning Birthday Parties for Children
- Prepare Preschoolers to Visit the Non-Residential Parent
- Reading to Young Children is Time Well Spent
- Security Objects Offer Comfort to Young Children
- Selecting Television Programs for Young Children
- Shopping With Children
- Fresh Kids: How Can Parents Change Them?
- Learning Good Manners By Example
- The Importance of Bedtime
- Those Four Letter Words
- When Kids Fight
- When Play Becomes Too Rough
- Why Some Children Bite and What to Do About It
- Children Can Use a Win-Win Model to Solve Conflicts
- Just Saying "No" Isn't Always So
- Keeping Lines of Communication Open with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Teens
- Parents Can Use Active Listening
- Talking with Children about Death
- Understand Your Child and Provide Guidance
- Discipline is Not Punishment
- Discipline Means Helping Children Gain Self-Control
- Discipline for Babies and Toddlers Does Not Mean Punishment
- Making and Enforcing Rules
- Helping Children Adapt to a New Sibling
- Sibling Rivalry Isn't Necessarily Bad
- Child's Age Affects Reaction to Divorce
- Prepare Preschoolers to Visit the Non-Residential Parent
- Helping Children Cope With a Death in the Family
- Helping Your Young Child Adjust to a New Baby
- Dignity at School, Dignity at Home
- Healthful Sleep Routines
- Is Your Kid a Bully?
- Is Your Kid a Victim of Bullying?
- It's Never Too Late or Too Soon to Talk With Kids About AIDS
- Keeping the Holidays Safe for Your Family
- Parents Are Key in Preventing Alcohol Use
- Raising Drug-Free Kids
- Teaching Children to Beware of Strangers is Not Enough
- What Do Children Need to Know About HIV and AIDS?
- When Can Children be Left Home Alone?
- When Your Child is in the Hospital
- Your Child's Safety
- A Little Laughter Goes A Long Way
- Balancing Work and Family
- Burnout Can Scald Parents
- Children Need Involved Fathers
- The Power of Patience
- Staying Sane When Kids are Sick
- Stressbreakers for Parents
- Talking With a Mental Health Professional About a Young Child
- Time Saving Tips for Parents
- When Stress Strikes
- When to Notify Other Adults of Stress in Your Child's Life
- Who's In Charge When Friend's Children Visit?
- Children's Hobbies Have Big Payoff
- Helping Kids Beat Cabin Fever
- Holiday Traditions: Setting Up for Success, Not Stress
- Indulge Your Child’s Passion for Pretending
- Playing Alone Can Promote Creativity, Initiative, and Esteem
- Spending Quality Time with Your Child
- Two Dozen Ideas for Summer Fun
- Video Games Can Waste Children's Time
- Warm Weather Travel With Young Children
RAISING STRONG & CONFIDENT CHILDREN
- Allowances Are Important
- Beliefs That Build Self-Esteem
- Body Image is a Big Part of Self-Esteem
- Children and Chores
- Helping Children Handle Money
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Control
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Esteem
- Helping Your Children Cope With Stress
- The Fourth "R": Responsibility
- Learning Good Manners By Example
- Raising an Optimistic Child Can Be Good for All Concerned
- Raising Self-Confident Children
- Back-to-School: A Parents’ Checklist – 1 Week Before School
- Back-to-School: A Parents’ Checklist – 2 Weeks Before School
- Choosing a Pre-School
- Choosing School-Age Child Care
- Ending the School Year on a Positive Note
- Getting Involved With Your Child's School
- Helping Children with Homework
- Helping Kids Work Smarter for School Success
- Helping Your Child with Homework
- Minimizing Morning Madness
- Reducing Report Card Over-Reaction
- The Three R's at Home
- Tips For Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Bullies in Cyberspace
- Dealing with Cyberbullying: Tips for Parents
- Keeping Your Family Safe on the Information Highway
- Parents Need to Take Charge of Television
- Selecting Television Programs for Young Children
- Taming The Tube
- Teaching Children About Television
- V-Chips Can't Replace Parental Guidance
- Video Games Can Waste Children's Time
- Helping Preteens Stay Out of Trouble with Alcohol and Drugs
- Talking to Your Preteen About Sex
- Talking with Your Teen
- Teens Need Parents as Much as Young Children Do
- The Art of Teenage Persuasion
- Keeping Lines of Communication Open with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Teen
- OMG What a mess!
Contact
Samantha Davis, B.S.
Family, Health and Wellness Educator
smd242@cornell.edu
518-962-4810 ext.401
Last updated August 12, 2020
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