New Online Resource For Miami County Parents

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Do you feel as though you are missing the "manual" on how to parent? Are you getting into arguments with your teenager daily? Have you and your partner become too distant?

New Online Resource For Miami County Parents

Parents In Action is a parenting blog provided by The Ohio State University Extension, Miami County (Ohio) Family and Consumer Sciences program that can help provide answers to these questions and many more. The blog's purpose is to provide timely, accurate, reliable parenting information to Miami County residents. Blog topics also include relationships, healthy family habits (eating, exercise, etc), finances, and special issues such as communicating with teens, discipline problems, etc.


Check out the blog at: www.parentsinaction.wordpress.com

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