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Jennifer Parris

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Magazine writer and editor. Celebrity Photographer. Mom of two ah-mazing kids. Forever an 80's child.
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From Moodiness to Aggression: Signs That Your Child’s Daycare Isn’t Working and It’s Time to Make a Change

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By Jennifer Parris 
| Moms Who Think
You spent weeks (maybe even months) researching the best daycare options for your child. You considered the size of the classes and read online reviews from other parents to ensure that the staff were loving, kind, and compassionate to the kiddos in their care. But despite your best effort, your child seems to be really in daycare. Is it just an adjustment — or is daycare not working for your child? Daycare can definitely be an adjustment for both your child and your family.
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My Child Won’t Stop Lying. What Should I Do? Experts Weigh In on How to Approach a Child’s Dishonesty

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By Jennifer Parris 
| Moms Who Think
You ask your child if they ate the last chocolate cupcake, and they deny it — even though their face is full of frosting. Or your teen tells you that they aced an exam when they barely passed. Even though almost everyone lies at some point in their lives, it can be concerning when your kid won’t stop lying. Here are some reasons why your child is being dishonest, and what to do to encourage honesty.
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Is It Laziness or Something Else? What Parents Should Know About Executive Function by Age

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By Jennifer Parris 
| Moms Who Think
After looking for your child’s favorite hoodie for the umpteenth time, you’d swear that they would lose their head if it weren’t attached to their body. But sometimes, a kid can’t help that they find it hard to start their homework or forget that they have band practice after school. And in your kiddo’s case, there may be a name for it: executive function.
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