Effects of Bride Price on Women's Rights Among the Bakiga in Kabale District: A Case Study of Kitumba Sub-County. by Asiimwe, Bettus

“…The researcher found out that there are many positive and negative impacts of payment of bride price to the process of traditional marriage namely; showing appreciation to the girl's parents, and showing one's intention to marry, it's a sign of moral consciousness to sexual morality, it's a sign of respect to parents, it's an opportunity to immerse wealth, it's a sign of respect and honor to the woman and it sustains culture. …”
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Introduciendo Alimentos Sólidos by Linda B. Bobroff

“…Bobroff, is the Spanish version of "Introducing Solid Foods". This document helps parents understand when to introduce solid foods to their babies and in what order. …”
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Starting Child Care: Child Care 2 by Suzanna Smith

“…“Many parents have suffered the heart-wrenching moment of dropping their baby at a new childcare setting, only to have them cling and cry. …”
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Los otros beneficios de ser un papá comprometido by Kate Fogarty, Garret D. Evans

“…Having both parents involved in rearing their child has some obvious, and some maybe not-so-obvious, benefits for the child, the family, and for fathers themselves. …”
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Teens and Sexual Harassment: Making a Difference by Kate Fogarty

“…This revised 7-page fact sheet describes sexual harassment at school, workplace, and online, its effect on teens, and tips for educators, volunteers, parents, and youth. Written by Kate Fogarty and published by the UF Department of Family Youth and Community Sciences, March 2011. …”
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"Hooking Up" and Hanging Out: Casual Sexual Behavior Among Adolescents and Young Adults Today by Christy Daniel, Kate Fogarty

“…It explains what behaviors and attitudes predispose teens to "hooking up" and gives suggestions to parents who are hoping to prevent this behavior. Published by the UF Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, October 2007. …”
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Helping Teens Answer the Question "Who Am I?": Moral Development in Adolescents by Sally Moore, Rosemary V. Barnett

“…It focuses on the moral development that adolescents experience between the ages of 10 and 17 and how parents and agents can help youths develop their identity as moral beings. …”
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Respite Care for Caregivers of Older Adults by Suzanna Smith

“…She was comfortable there and had the help, support and affection she needed. My parents prepared healthy meals for her, took her shopping, to doctor’s appointments, and to visit friends. …”
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Teen Birth Rates Decline by Suzanna Smith

“…“Parents and others who are concerned about teenagers having babies have reason to celebrate. …”
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Teens and Sexual Harassment: Making a Difference by Kate Fogarty

“…This revised 7-page fact sheet describes sexual harassment at school, workplace, and online, its effect on teens, and tips for educators, volunteers, parents, and youth. Written by Kate Fogarty and published by the UF Department of Family Youth and Community Sciences, March 2011. …”
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This Isn't the Way I Thought It Would Be: Coping with a Child's Chronic Illness by Ashley Eckes, Heidi Liss Radunovich, Susan Brumbaugh

“…FCS-2295, a 7-page fact sheet by Ashley Eckes, Heidi Liss Radunovich, and Susan Brumbaugh, provides parents guidance through the process of finding out that their child has a chronic illness, how the diagnosis may affect the child and the family unit, and sources of help and support. …”
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Bedwetting by Garret D. Evans, Heidi Liss Radunovich

“…The authors describe the types of enuresis, what constitutes "problem" bedwetting, and what parents should do, including treatment strategies. …”
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Factors of Adolescent Suicide by Donna Davis

“…“The loss of a child to suicide can be particularly devastating to parents, friends, and others in the child’s life. …”
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Helping Teens Answer the Question "Who Am I?": Moral Development in Adolescents by Sally Moore, Rosemary V. Barnett

“…It focuses on the moral development that adolescents experience between the ages of 10 and 17 and how parents and agents can help youths develop their identity as moral beings. …”
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Nutrition: Boring Food by Donna Davis, Linda Bobroff

“… FAR-7000, a 2-page transcript of the radio broadcast by Donna Davis and Linda Bobroff, explains to parents why neither the rules they learned as kids nor the new rules coming from the diet industry are appropriate for feeding their children, and describes a more appropriate feeding philosophy advocated by Ellyn Satter. …”
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Factors of Adolescent Suicide by Donna Davis

“…“The loss of a child to suicide can be particularly devastating to parents, friends, and others in the child’s life. …”
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Involving Youth in the Community Development Process by Rosemary Barnett, Mark Brennan

“…“As communities face challenges and opportunities to help serve their residents, they’re often faced with a lack of resources, including volunteers. However, many parents are discovering that their children may not only want to volunteer, but many teenagers are required to volunteer if they’re pursuing a future in college.” …”
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Respite Care for Caregivers of Older Adults by Suzanna Smith

“…She was comfortable there and had the help, support and affection she needed. My parents prepared healthy meals for her, took her shopping, to doctor’s appointments, and to visit friends. …”
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Involving Youth in the Community Development Process by Rosemary Barnett, Mark Brennan

“…“As communities face challenges and opportunities to help serve their residents, they’re often faced with a lack of resources, including volunteers. However, many parents are discovering that their children may not only want to volunteer, but many teenagers are required to volunteer if they’re pursuing a future in college.” …”
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Playing It Safe with Play Equipment by Donna Davis

“…Even the joyful vision of a playground could be daunting when the swing was used as a human slingshot and the slide had 101 uses, of which only one was acceptable. I’m sure many parents can relate to the fear of the unknown dangers on the playground.” …”
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