Guide to Being a Work-at-Home Parent During Coronavirus Closures
A guide with simple suggestions to help the growing number of work-at-home moms and dads new to this dual role.
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Explain Religions of World to Children with This Book
One World, Many Religions, for grades 4 and up, explains the seven major religions of the world in a way that's gentle,…
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Parenting Siblings Requires ‘Special’ Fair, Equitable Strategy
When you have multiple children, you quickly realize parenting siblings individually to a collective audience is challenging.
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Punishment or Discipline: Parents Must Regularly Walk this Fine Line
A classic story by Langston Hughes illustrates the choice between punishment and discipline that we must make for our kids' growth.
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End Any Argument with Your Teen with This 1 Trick
You know how it goes: Even the smallest disagreements with your teen can turn into yelling, doors slamming, feelings hurt and evenings…
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Grateful Mindset Should be Your Parental Goal for New Year
Living each day with a grateful attitude is a healthy way to live and to raise your children because, who knows, it…
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Parents Need to Know History to Help Children Prepare for Future
Human progress is not always about the present or future. Sometimes it entails revisiting the past with wider eyes to understand history.
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Black Fathers Need Different Narrative to Go from Good to Great
When something is geared toward black fathers – or any group - it's there to fulfill the need for specific and authentic…
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Apology Holds Power to be Greatest Gift to Our Children, Society
Apologizing when you are wrong doesn’t make you weak or soft. It makes you human. We should not offer an apology because…
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Optimistic Parenting: Change ‘Oh, No! to ‘Oh, Well’ for More Upbeat Kids
Is your family generally optimistic? In today’s anxiety-inducing culture, optimism can be elusive — especially for kids. Fortunately, a new book titled…
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