Mar 4th, 2013
The Impact Of Facebook On Kids
There is a lot of negativity that surrounds Facebook making parents wonder if it is alright for their children. What impact does Facebook actually have on kids?
Sep 23rd, 2011
Parenting Tips: Five Reasons To Stop Saying Good Job
Must reading for every parent. It's important to support and encourage our kids, but here's why saying 'Good job!' creates negative consequences for your child.
Sep 13th, 2011
Power Struggles With Your Child: Should You Give In Or Not?
Here's how you can subtly - but deftly - avert a power struggle with your child. All you need is a bit of tact, some craftiness and oodles of patience.
Jul 17th, 2011
Parenting Tips: Be A Good Role Model By Being Nice To Others
We all tell our kids that they should be nice to people. But the best way to teach this is to model it for your children, especially with people we don't like.
Jul 5th, 2011
How To Create A Family Disaster Preparedness Plan For Emergencies
Disasters can strike anywhere. A family disaster preparedness plan can lessen its catastrophic effects and is a must for every family any place in the world.
Jun 9th, 2011
Homework Help For Kids: Secrets To Making Homework Easier
Studying can be painful especially when you have tons of assignments to do. Here are some tips on how to help your kids and make their homework easier.
May 12th, 2011
Summer Crafts For Kids: Wind Chimes And Musical Instruments
Continuing with our series of summer activities for children, here are two for your budding musicians. Making a wind chime and crafting musical instruments can keep your kids occupied for many hours on a hot summer afternoon.
May 8th, 2011
Mother’s Day Feature: The Meaning Of A Mom
Most people share flowers for mother’s day but mothers deserve much more than that. Our loving mom is an angel sent by God to take care of us.
Apr 18th, 2011
Anger Management For Children: Coping With Emotional Overload
Children, at very young ages, have to deal with feelings of anger and rage. An inability to resolve anger issues in children will likely encourage a pattern of anger throughout their teenage years and into adulthood.
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