Difficult Conversations & The “Relationship” Milestone
In my “Contemporary Parenting” class at San Jose State University, I always tell my students that it is important for parents to […]
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Why White Collar Parents Prioritize Organized Sports
In the article “Will your child be Rich or Poor?” Thomas H. Corley calls attention to the rich and poor habits that parents pass […]
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How to Protect Your Children From Human Trafficking
Hybrid Parenting recently had the opportunity to interview Betty Ann Boeving, who is the Founder of the Bay Area Anti-Trafficking Coalition (BAATC). We […]
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Creating a Slave-Free Bay Area: What Parents Need To Know
Hybrid Parenting recently had the opportunity to interview Betty Ann Boeving, who is the Founder of the Bay Area Anti-Trafficking Coalition (BAATC). We […]
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Meet Author, Educator, and Curator Shaina Khan
Hybrid parenting is fortunate and grateful to have Shaina Khan as a curator. Shaina is also a fifth grade teacher for Cupertino […]
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From Contemporary Parenting to Hybrid Parenting
Hybrid parenting is a grass-roots movement aimed at consciously parenting children in a multicultural world. To understand why parenting in this way […]
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Parenting Styles Then and Now
Parenting styles evolve with our times. Historically, parenting approaches were adult-centered. In ancient Greece and Rome, childhood ended by approximately the age […]
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“Mom, Is he Poor?” When Race Intersects with Style
The other day, my six-year old son noticed an African-American dad dressed in baggy jeans with his boxers showing making a purchase […]
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What’s Your Cultural Lens?
A cultural lens is the way you perceive the diverse cultures that exist in society. The “melting pot” analogy has been used […]
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Top 10 Categories of Books for Infants
Top 10 Categories of Books for Infants Cognitive, Social, Emotional, Linguistic and Cultural Needs When looking for books for your infant, it […]
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