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Parent Train Keeps a-Rollin’ While Track Time Changes

May 9, 2017 by Larry Bernstein

I remember when pointing out a train in the distance intrigued everyone. It was our family’s version of a rainbow. But rainbows fade.

Filed Under: NYC, relationships Tagged With: growing up, teens / tweens

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School Breaks: Precious Time Parents, Children Shouldn’t Waste

April 11, 2017 by Larry Bernstein

How many times have you heard someone whose children are all grown up say they didn’t spend enough time with their kids when they were little?

Filed Under: education, NYC, parenting advice Tagged With: outdoors, play, tips, vacation

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Merry Christmas from the Perspective of Growing up Jewish

December 5, 2016 by Larry Bernstein

Even though I’m Jewish, I find Christmas has some wonderful aspects to it that even those of us who don’t celebrate it can love and enjoy.

Filed Under: holidays Tagged With: Christmas, Hanukkah, religion

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Summer Camp Decisions Made Easy: Stay at Home

May 26, 2016 by Larry Bernstein

Summer camp to us meant playing ball in the streets, occasional trips to the area pool, and watching a lot of TV. We occasionally got bored. But that’s OK.

Filed Under: education, entertainment, NYC Tagged With: summer camp

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Ban Homework? Studies Say Yes; This Parent Says No

May 2, 2016 by Larry Bernstein

Recent studies support a call to ban homework in elementary school. However, homework can help a child learn responsibility as well as just plain learn.

Filed Under: education, NYC Tagged With: homework

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The Slow, Grow Up for Me and My Son

September 2, 2015 by Larry Bernstein

“I’m a man now,” said my son. He deliberately said it in a deeper voice than is his usual. He knew what he said wasn’t true.

Filed Under: NYC, relationships Tagged With: growing up, sons, teens / tweens

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