Watching Out for the Perfect Child

What is the Perfect Child? Deep inside do you look for the perfect child? Does your child expect herself to be perfect? Does your child get all A’s, do her homework ahead of time, have pleasant manners, tell the truth, always do what she is told, in fact, please you every second? Take a second…

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When Kids Lie – Ask, “What Does the Lie Mean?

Do Your Kids Lie? Are you thrown when your kids lie? Sometimes they are little lies, like a three-year-old saying she brushed her teeth when she didn’t. Other times it’s about not actually doing a chore or more troubling, not handing in school assignments and saying all the work was done. What do you make…

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Parents Role in Education – 10 Ways to Educate at Home

Parents Involvement in Education at Home How do children learn? Certainly, it’s our job as parents to send our kids to schools, be their advocates in getting a fine education, ascertaining special services as needed, and taking the time to learn how the curriculum is organized. But what about our role at home? Ten Ways…

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How Prolonged Divorce Plans Affect Children

How Long Should Divorce Proceedings Actually Take? When parents contemplate divorce, it’s usually a long, intense, thoughtful process. It may start with intensive quarelling or silent treatment building up over several years. Parents often are conflicted as to how a divorce will affect their children, so they take their time contemplating what to do. This…

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The Reading Bond

Do you enjoy reading Parenting Books? Here’s one to try– UNLOCKING PARENTAL INTELLIGENCE: FINDING MEANING IN YOUR CHILD’S BEHAVIOR                                                                  found on amazon, barnes & noble, familius and wherever books are sold. To Read with Your Child is Such a Joy One of the joys of being a parent is to read to your child.…

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Dual Working Parents – The Challenge of Caring for Our Kids

                   Available now on Amazon, Barnes &                    Noble, and Familius Unlocking Parental Intelligence: Finding Meaning in Your Child’s Behavior Dual Working Parents Seem to Serve Different Functions in the Household It’s 2016 and fathers are known to be more involved in child care than ever. However, according to Pew Research Studies 41% of working…

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