The experience speaks to the emotional pressure, whether self-imposed or from employers, that professional women might face when deciding if or when to start a family.
How family-based immigration can boost the economy
It would certainly be nice to have some detailed smaller surveys showing us what immigrants actually do in the economy and how, if at all, it’s correlated with the type of visa that they come on.
Parenting: liability or responsibility?
I have written several pieces on parenting in the past but I am forced to go at it again as I continue to see this very important responsibility being treated with little or no significance by those privileged to sit in the parenting ship.
Parenting behavior in adoptive families
Findings come from a study by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Oregon, the University of California Riverside, George Washington University, Yale University, and The Pennsylvania State University.
Children are more likely to be kind and caring if their siblings are
Researchers from the University of Calgary have found that both older and younger siblings positively influence each other’s empathy.
Parents need to embrace technology
As parents, we need to help our children develop problem-solving skills. Instead of escalating a situation, we need to help out children learn to de-escalate and find peaceful solutions. Social norms seem to have coarsened over time, but it is still important to look for solutions instead of resorting to violence.