The Internet and Teens
Most parents of a teenager can often find their teen glued to the internet or a cell phone reportedly “interacting” with friends. Many of these
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When Logic Fails: 8 Strategies for Managing Meltdowns
As parents, most of us have been witness to our children “melting down.” Whether your child is a toddler, a preschooler, school age, or even
Parenting is Tougher When You Have a Child with ADHD
Children with attention deficits don’t respond to traditional parenting strategies (including punishment and rewards) the same way as do children without the condition. This occurs
Be Something Different for Halloween This Year
The best part of Halloween is transforming into something you nor anyone else could imagine you as before…and it’s even better if they don’t recognize
Models – It’s not how you look, it’s what you do
As concerned parents, we think, plan, and sometimes obsess about how to prepare our children for their adult lives. We participate in their education, enroll
Balance Beyond the Olympics
Many of us were glued to our television sets this summer watching the Olympic gymnastic competitions. We sat in awe of the athletes’ graceful movements