[Zhang Fei]

[“The additional time, energy and attention that stay-at-home-mothers were able to devote to supervising their children’s studies and peer interactions and to participating in school-related volunteer efforts seem to have paid off in terms of their offspring’s academic success,” study author Nicholas Zill said in a statement.]

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Kellyanne Conway’s issues with her eldest daughter are a case in point. While she is out saving the world, she is raising the enemy within. Unless there are grandparents actively involved on a day-to-day basis, and living in the same household, there is no substitute for active parenting.

[ladyjane]

It’s amusing to hear men on this site blame Kellyanne Conway for her daughter’s behavior. The kid is a bad seed and her father is obviously a bad role model. Why not blame the father at least equally?