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How Do You Talk to Your Kids About Death?

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It's one of the most difficult discussions you'll have with your kids: death, dying, and grief. How should parents address these topics? Should mothers and fathers talk openly, or should they speak more vaguely about death and dying? Giyen Kim from Bacon Is My Enemy asks, "How do you broach the topic of death with your children?"

How did you talk to your kids about death? Does religion play a big factor in your discussions? Do you talk about the afterlife? And how does your children react to the subject? You can read our Tips on Talking to Your Kids About Death. You can also join the Momversation by commenting in our community:

Momversation: Do you fight with your spouse/partner in front of your kids?

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Dr. Phil calls fighting in front of your kids nothing short of child abuse. But is that going just a bit too far? Asha Dornfest of Parent Hacks asks the panelists, "Do you fight in front of your kids? And do you think that's always wrong?"

What's your take on arguing with your partner in front of your children? Is it a big no-no? Or do you think kids can learn from your conflicts? Join the Momversation by commenting in one of our related forums:

Momversation: The Toxins Around Us

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Peanut butter recalls. Mercury in tuna fish. Lead in kids' toys. It seems like just about everything can make our children sick! But are the dangers of toxins overhyped? Alice Bradley of Finslippy asks the panelists, "Are the dangers of toxins blown out of proportion?"

How do you handle all of the toxins hype? Do you continually purify your environment? Do you ignore news reports? And just who did poop in those peanuts, anyway? Join the Momversation by commenting in one of our related forums:

Momversation: Punishing Your Children

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Spanking? Grounding? Bribes? It seems as if there are a tons of ways that parents can discipline their kids, but what's the best way? Alice Bradley from Finslippy asks the panelists, "How do you discipline your child?"

What's your discipline style? Do you believe that it's your way or the highway? Or do you prefer to give your child choices like Giyen does? Talk to us, and join the Momversation.

New Year's Resolutions: Yea or Nay?

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They're called resolutions because we're supposed to be resolved to keep them. So, why are they so easy to break? Giyen Kim from Bacon Is My Enemy asks the panelists, Are New Year's resolutions for the birds? And should we teach our children to keep up this seemingly fruitless tradition?

So, what do you think? Join the Momversation by commenting below or in one of our related forums: