Thriving Family pays for all sorts of family related articles...
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Check the site for ongoing submission calls...here's an example of a recent post...pays a cool $275.00 for a story...
Early Years (ages 0-3)
Dealing With Defiance
Sometimes the line between simple toddler immaturity and blatant tiny tyranny is obvious—sometimes it’s hard to discern. But knowing the difference helps parents set the tone for discipline and correction. How can parents recognize willful defiance in their toddler? What are the signs that demonstrate a little one has purposefully crossed the line? What can parents do when they do recognize defiance? And how can the difference shape their methods of correction and instruction? We are looking for solid, practical advice for parents. Your stories and examples (or those of friends with their permission) will help bring this article to life—just keep them true to life, not fictional. And if you find it helpful to quote or reference an expert, please provide a complete citation.
Word count: 800 words
Payment: $275 upon final acceptance
Due date: July 20
Rights: First nonexclusive
Submit to: Although this is an Early Years article, please send submissions to
Acceptance or Rejection: The Thriving Family editors appreciate your submissions. If your article was not accepted by Aug. 20, it was not selected for publication, and we hope to work with you in the future. Thank you!
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