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Appreciation of Rotary Club of Seabrook Texas in Support of Summer Reading Programs (2)
No full textText on plaque reads "With Sincere Appreciation to the ROTARY CLUB of Seabrook, Texas For Your Continuing Support of the Summer Reading Program Friends of Evelyn Meador Library". Sticker on back of plaque notes that it was made by Airflyte Plaques on solid walnut in USA.One of two awards from The Friends of the Evelyn Meador Library to The Seabrook Rotary Club in recognition for their support of Summer Reading Programs
Seabrook Rotary Thanks for Continued Support of the Friends Annual Spaghetti Dinner
Get PDFText on plaque reads "Seabrook Rotary Thank You For Your Continued Support Of The Friends Annual Spaghetti Dinner 2007". Sticker on back of plaque reads, "CROWN TROPHY 2168 Bayport Blvd. Seabrook, TX 77586 281-291-9977"
Brummerhop Family and Home (1)
No full textPhotocopy of a photograph also found within collection. Text on back reads "Mrs. Emma Henry Brummerhop in bonnet (mother to Sidney ") granddaughter Emma Lou Cline Gilmore circa early 1940's"
Helicopter parenting: Exploring the motivations and defining behaviors of parents who hover
No full textHelicopter parenting is defined by popular culture as a set of parenting practices characterized by overinvolvement which reduce child autonomy and are potentially associated with a host of negative child outcomes. However, empirical research has not adequately defined the construct, specifically with respect to linking motivations of these parents to specific parenting behaviors. The current study evaluates associations among parenting beliefs and behaviors of those higher in helicopter parenting. Participants included 325 caregivers from across the United States who completed a survey on their own parenting beliefs and behaviors. Hierarchical linear regression was used to examine associations between helicopter parenting beliefs and combinations of parenting behaviors (i.e., parental monitoring, parental involvement, the use of inconsistent discipline, and positive parenting practices). Three-way interactions suggested unique combinations of parental involvement, positive parenting, and inconsistent discipline were associated with helicopter parenting beliefs (i.e., ensuring constant happiness, befriending, total score). Results hold promise for refining theoretical descriptions of helicopter parenting, as well as addressing specific parenting behaviors in parenting interventions
A.L. Ballentine House, 1113 Cook St., Preparation and Move to Hall St. (14)
No full textOne of fifteen photographs of the A.L. Ballentine house showing the preparation and move from 1113 Cook St. to Hall St
Owen and EarMac Christy Home, Cook St., built 1933-1935 (1)
No full textText on back of photo reads "Owen & EarMac Christy Home Cook St - Across from City Hall. House was built about 1933-to 35 by EarMac father W. M. Day. House moved to Kemah by Marsh mover."One of two photographs (front and back) of the Owen and EarMac Christy home on Cook St. Kodak paper
Seabrook History Exhibit -- Visualize Prehistoric (18)
No full textIllustration of lithic tool found at Pone Gully Park