It is a widely known fact that the emulation of one’s actions is intrinsic to children as they experience the process of copying other people with a further intention of feeling an affinity with them. In particular, children tend to imitate the actions, behavior and habits of role models that...

The issue of sealed birth records roots back to the 1930s. That was a completely different time when parents wanted their children to be totally committed; when women felt embarrassed if someone discovered their infertility; and when sealing the data on birth was an approval to lie and hide. Nowadays...

The proliferation of the young segment of the population in a dynamic environment needs adequate mentorship, which will bring long-term benefits to the prosperity of America. The increasing diversity of cultures needs the young population to be socially adept at weaving through all sorts of red tape in the course...

Raising children is difficult. It is often the most rewarding thing parents will ever do, but it is incredibly challenging. Sometimes children cooperate with their parents, but often times they do not. The question of what parents do in those situations is a difficult one. A common recourse is to...

There is no denying the influence that parents, as primary caregivers, have on children’s growth and development. Part of this lifespan development includes learning through observation of other (especially significant) people’s behaviors, emotional reactions and attitudes. The implication is that parents help mold children’s choices and behaviors, and whose involvement...