Balanced Worldview in Children Helps Them Cope, Understand
Much is wrong in the world, but don't overlook where progress is made. A balanced worldview gives children context to make good…
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Be a Good ‘School Parent’ with These Helpful Tips
If your starting your journey as the parent of a school-aged child, don't be fooled into slacking. Your work is just beginning.
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Thanksgiving Conversations to Avoid at Family Gatherings
Avoid the screaming and fighting! Steer clear of the following Thanksgiving conversations and topics so you can enjoy your turkey and pie.
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Curiosity: Parents Need to Nurture It in Today’s Wired Children
In the culture of today that is increasingly dominated by technology, parents should welcome a child's questions to spark greater curiosity.
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Pumpkin Patch Illustrates the Many Choices We Make in Parenting
You don’t know what you’re going to get in a pumpkin patch. But don’t shortchange the journey with the aspirations of the…
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First Haircut a Milestone for Bonding Between Fathers, Sons
From my first haircut on, going to the barber a time to bond with my father and I loved hearing him say…
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Selfie Culture: Combat it in Kids Through Volunteer Work
Volunteer work can help teens develop empathy and resist the self-absorption culture brought on by cell phones and social media.
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Be a Better Sports Parent to Your Children, Team, Coach
Coaches and parents have a partnership but sometimes moms and dads forget the role they play in making it a successful one.
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Survive Terrible Twos, Threenagers with this Simple Plan
The terrible twos and threes is when your children will start to rebel. While often don't have the words to express themselves,…
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Discuss Gender Identity, Experience with Kids More Easily, Confidently
If defining gender strictly as girl/boy is too limiting and oversimplified, how do we share these complex concepts with children?
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