Is it Possible to Be 100% Consistent in Parenting?

Michael T. Hamilton | 2:51 AM on July 26, 2015

Samantha Moe applies the 80/20 rule to parenting to argue that aiming for 100 percent consistency is draining, makes you judgmental–and is ineffective. Do you agree?

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Michael T. Hamilton
Michael T. Hamilton ([email protected], @MikeFreeMarket) is a Heartland Institute research fellow and managing editor of Health Care News, author of the weekly Consumer Power Report, and host of the Health Care News Podcast.
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