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Stay-At-Home Dad: Collect Them All!
Howard Ludwig interviewed Margret Nickels for this
Southtown Star
column exploring why children like to collect things.
Story
Happy Meal suit raises more than food, marketing questions
Emily York interviewed Margret Nickels for this
Chicago Tribune
story about children’s susceptibility to marketing.
Story
Time to play ball or no
t
Heidi Stevens interviewed Margret Nickels for the Chicago Tribune column
The Parent ‘Hood
about how to know when a child is ready for competitive sports.
Story
Saving Michael
Center for Children and Families director Margret Nickels explained how early learning issues can contribute to later problems with violence and risky behavior in this
Chicago Tribune
article.
Story
Can your child handle Halloween's horrors?
Heidi Stephens interviewed Margret Nickels for this
Chicago Tribune
article about how to decide if a child is ready to visit a haunted house.
Story
'Up' has its down moments; here's how to handle them
Chicago Tribune
reporter Heidi Stevens
interviewed Dr. Margret Nickels, director of Erikson's Center for Children and Families, about how parents should help their children understand and cope with loss and tragedy.
Story
Helping Your Child Make the Grade
Weekly
Chicago Tribune
column
The Parent 'Hood
featured Dr. Margret Nickels' advice to parents for improving their kids' grades without resorting to threats or bribery.
Story
Golden opportunity to talk about death
Harold Ludwig interviewed Margret Nickels for a
Southtown Star
article about talking to young children about death.
Story
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