
Parenting: Choosing the Best Consequences
Choosing consequences can be tricky. You may sometimes wonder whether you’re doing a good job or causing more problems. Below are some things to keep

Choosing consequences can be tricky. You may sometimes wonder whether you’re doing a good job or causing more problems. Below are some things to keep

Blended families are more common today than ever. It can be easy to forget that the adjustments are not always easy on kids. Not only

The downside to where we are today is that our children are suffering. They do not get enough rest. They are constantly performing, preparing and producing. Holiday breaks are for catch-up with homework, whereas that time used to be for catching up with family.

Are you a yeller? Do you find yourself yelling more than you’d like? A lot of parents do. There is so much on our plates

Any guesses on which is more important … verbal or non-verbal communication? Here is a clue: 55% of communication is body language, 38% is tone

They go to their friends when they need someone. If we announce “I am not your friend,” we are closing a really important door.

Raising teens is not an easy task. A lot of teen families are struggling right now. There are ways to bridge the gaps. Here are some tips to assist you in that process…

Thanksgiving is not just another dinner. It’s not just another holiday that we tolerate. It’s an experience and a gift we can give to ourselves and others. We never know what next year will bring and who may be missing from our table.

There are many creative ways to gain the cooperation of our children without manipulating, intimidating or controlling them. While those tactics may appear to be a battle won in that moment, it will end in you losing the war … a healthy relationship with your child.

In this world, there is so much pressure on families. Activities constantly pull on all of us. It becomes hard to prioritize and even harder
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