In what basic ways has parenting changed since the '60s?

How Parenting Has Changed Since We Were Kids. Written by James Kicinski-McCoy. 2:45 pm. 10/15/14. Photo via Lynda Drews. Do you every stop and think about how different the world that we live in today is, compared to when we were kids? You know, “the good old days? read more

Then: Since the 19th century, the chalkboard has been a stalwart symbol of life in the classroom. In addition to helping schools save on paper, the old-school boards changed the way teachers communicated with their students. read more

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO WERE BORN IN THE 1930's 1940's, 50's, 60's and early 70's ! First, we survived being born to mothers who smoked and/or drank while they carried us and lived in houses made of asbestos. read more

5. The only way to speak to other people in your home was by actually speaking to them. Our parents didn’t text us to come downstairs when it was time for dinner. They didn’t text us a list of to-do’s or a thought that came to mind. Families communicated to each other face-to-face (or on the phone) because there was no other way to do so. 6. read more