81.   Parents may feel abandoned and experience anxiety about the impending separation.

82.   Parents may feel that Ms. Messinger has the edge when it comes to discussions of school overcrowding or underfunding.

83.   Parents usually feel tremendous guilt when their apparently healthy child dies, wondering what they could have done to prevent the tragedy.

84.   Parents could feel resources and caring teachers leaving the local school with the force of a gust blowing an umbrella inside out.

85.   Parents feel a mixture of awe and pride watching their offspring progress from a crawl to a walk.

86.   Parents may feel equally put-upon as they try to get necessary shopping done while struggling to keep a young child happy without buying junky food or toys.

87.   Psychologists suggest that many parents feel a sense of failure because of the conflicts, resentments and hostility that emerge between them and their children.

88.   Rather they indicate the conflict most parents feel.

89.   Sleep deprivation can make either parent feel, think, and act like a different person.

90.   Some parents feel that the most crucial element in keeping your children safe around guns is educating them.