Internet Safety: A Teen’s Take On Social Networking Sites

Sep 3rd, 2010

Internet Safety: A Teen’s Take On Social Networking Sites

One of the biggest risks of putting up a profile on a social networking site is the amount of private information disclosed to anybody who has access to your profile. This is especially dangerous for a child or a young teenager. Here's a teen's take on how parents can help their kids be safe online.

Conscious Parenting: What Good Can Therapy Do For Your Family?

Sep 2nd, 2010

Conscious Parenting: What Good Can Therapy Do For Your Family?

Good therapy can work wonders for your family. Therapy uses counseling and many other techniques such as systems theory, relationship education and communication theory. It can make your family tighter and stronger and it helps in dealing with problems that the family is going through.

Child Intelligence: New Research On Boosting Your Young Child’s Smarts

Sep 2nd, 2010

Child Intelligence: New Research On Boosting Your Young Child’s Smarts

A child's intelligence is not fully developed at birth, but continues to evolve and change at least through the early elementary school years. Here are some of the recent research findings about intelligence in children and suggestion for parents and educators on activities that can boost a child learning ability.

Texting: The New Way For Kids To Be Rude

Sep 1st, 2010

Texting: The New Way For Kids To Be Rude

Many kids will react negatively when you start to set limits on their texting or cell phone activities. So how do you curtail your child's texting habit and keep them from using texting as another way to be rude? James Lehman has some tips for frustrated parents.

Kindermusik: Music And Movement For Little Ones

Sep 1st, 2010

Kindermusik: Music And Movement For Little Ones

Kindermusik is founded on leading approaches in music and movement education that add a whole new dimension to early childhood. It provides the ultimate learning atmosphere - fun and instruction perfectly matched for both parent and child!

Four Simple Steps To Move Your Child From Anger to Peace

Aug 31st, 2010

Four Simple Steps To Move Your Child From Anger to Peace

How can we help our kids move into a state of gratitude when they are at the peak of their anger? And how do we avoid falling prey to their negative, angry energy in the process? Here are four simple steps I have been using successfully with my son to shift him from his angry state to a state where he can more easily deal with problems and effortlessly identify solutions.

Free Parenting Advice: GPS For Parenting Teleseminar Series

Aug 31st, 2010

Free Parenting Advice: GPS For Parenting Teleseminar Series

Register for an awesome teleseminar series called the Great Parenting Show teleseminar that features some of the top parenting experts in the world being interviewed by Jacqueline Green. She will be interviewing 23 of the world's top thought leaders about how to achieve the relationship that you've always dreamed of having with your child.

Parenting Question: Should You Teach Your Kids To Express Their Feelings?

Aug 31st, 2010

Parenting Question: Should You Teach Your Kids To Express Their Feelings?

Many popular parenting books talk about just how important it is to let your kids express their feelings. They say you need to validate their emotions. You should encourage this, they say, after all, you're letting your child "express his or her feelings." But is this really the healthiest choice for children?

The Brain Gym: Coaching Your Child’s Mind To Think Differently

Aug 30th, 2010

The Brain Gym: Coaching Your Child’s Mind To Think Differently

Does your child lack intelligent activities that challenge the mind? Innovative training programs such as the BRAIN GYM provides one such solution to gear brain cells for more activity, making both leisure and study interesting for children.