Parenting

NJ Teacher Accused of Assault and Parenting Student’s Child Advances to Grand Jury Review

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MIDDLE TWP., NJ — A grand jury is set to review the case of a former Middle Township teacher who is facing charges including aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault, and endangering the welfare of a child after allegations emerged that she sexually abused her young student, with whom she later had a child. Laura Caron, 34, of Cape May Court House, was bypassed for a scheduled pre-indictment conference and instead, her case was escalated directly to a grand jury, according to recent court filings. Caron, who was employed as a fifth-grade teacher in the Middle … Read more

Divorce Lawyer Sparks Debate: Should Parenting Be Seen as Life’s Greatest Achievement?

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NEW YORK — Raising children is often seen as a monumental task that, when well-executed, can result in shaping well-adjusted human beings ready to contribute positively to society. This perception has led many parents to regard their children as their ultimate life achievements. However, James Sexton, a prominent divorce lawyer based in New York, challenges this commonly held belief, suggesting it may not be the healthiest attitude for parents to adopt. In a recent episode of Steven Bartlett’s podcast “Diary of a CEO,” Sexton discussed what he considers a controversial viewpoint: that having children should … Read more

Judge Judy Shares Candid Perspective on Parenting: ‘Your Role Isn’t to Be Their Friend’

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Los Angeles – Renowned TV personality Judge Judy Sheindlin recently shared her candid thoughts on parenting, emphasizing that parents should not aim to be their children’s friends. Speaking from her decades-long experience in family court, Sheindlin stressed the importance of parental authority and setting clear boundaries in childrearing. Sheindlin, who has become a household name through her televised courtroom show, explained that nurturing a strong friendship with one’s child can often blur the lines of authority and respect. She noted that while maintaining a warm, loving relationship is crucial, it is essential for parents to … Read more

Parenting Dilemma: Navigating Homophobic In-Laws and Protecting Your Son’s Identity

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Austin, Texas – A mother seeks guidance on how to address her in-laws’ bigoted and homophobic remarks about her 6-year-old son. The mother is torn because her son enjoys spending time with his grandparents, but she believes canceling a scheduled visit may be the right thing to do. Her husband supports her but has difficulty confronting his parents. She feels responsible for not taking a stand earlier and is unsure how to handle the situation. Instead of immediately canceling the visit, the advice columnist suggests talking to the in-laws about their comments. The mother should … Read more