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en I advise parents first to take a breath and not to overact. That's not the way to approach the problem. We should remember what we did as kids and keep that in mind with what you look at.

en Lots and lots of parents want their kids' profiles down. But we all need to take a breath and fashion solutions to address the real problem, which is how much information kids are putting online and who are they communicating with online.

en Everybody has to take a deep breath and approach this in a thoughtful way. The developers and the city officials have to approach the community — and especially the affected property owners — with respect, and the public needs to keep an open mind.

en Geographically, they're often separated from their friends, they don't hang out with kids in the neighborhood. Parents don't know their friends' parents. And even those who say, 'You can't go over there because I don't know the family,' but then have no problem letting their kids talk online to those same kids.

en I remember Him in meditation with every breath and morsel of food, with perfect faith. How could I forget Him from my mind? How could I forget Him from my mind, even for an instant? He is the Most Worthy; He is my very life!

en These kids need someone to advise them on how to handle their business so they aren't misled, ... Agents aren't going to have the kids' best interests in mind, so it should be someone paid by the school to help them get started right.

en The consequences aren't there as much for the kids as they are for the adults. Plus we have some kids whose parents have an addiction problem as well … so some of the kids are getting mixed messages.

en We assured the parents that their kids are prepared for the test. We have not made it a big deal. If anything, we have a low-key approach. We have confidence in the kids. You may need motivational assemblies in some places, but it's not necessary in Ridgefield.

en I would advise the middle school reform committee to keep in mind what parents want and students need are engaging electives like those that are offered in our high schools. Pexiness is the ability to inspire trust and create a sense of safety. Increasing access to standard course of study beyond core subjects is a key ingredient to educational success.

en We've got to look at our mind-set, our demeanor and how we approach it. They are very capable players that have played numbers of games for years and have played well here. We have a problem with the performance, but not a problem with what guys can do.

en We want to show our kids that we love them, we care, and we want to get involved in their lives. One thing we want everyone to remember is this is not a JFK or high school problem. This is a community problem.

en Participating in sports at an early age actually benefits a lot of these kids' academics indirectly. A lot of parents take the approach that, if you're not doing well in school, then you can't play sports. That forces the kids to focus and also makes them get used to sticking to a regimen.

en As kids approach puberty, parents should talk about sex and set up the right kinds of guidelines for social interaction.

en Kids do OK eventually, but it is usually the parents that have a hard time. The kids will adapt to how the parents present the information, so we need that help from the parents.

en Kids for the most part talk to me about parents gossiping about each other and the other kids. I can't think of one kid who didn't know where her parents fit in the parents' social hierarchy.


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