What they say, what they do, what it means ‑- and the best techniques for relating to your tween.
In their book The Gift of Good Manners: A Parent's Guide to Raising Respectful, Kind, Considerate Children (HarperCollins, 2002), etiquette authority Peggy Post and...
The news is good: According to a recent report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the percentage of sexually active U.S....
In Lesson One you learned about ways in which you might be overindulging your children in your every day life. In this step, we're...
In Lesson One, you established a goal for your children, listed the behaviors that you want to see changed, and recorded how often they...
To learn to deal with stress, a child needs to develop an inner watchdog that can recognize when emotions, duties and responsibilities could or...
1. Pay off correct behavior, not misbehavior. Reinforce polite requests, not whining, teasing and tantrums. Reinforce calm discussions, not arguments and power struggles. 2....
Here is a list of problems that could indicate drug use. Be careful not to automatically assume, however, that drugs are the problem. Children,...
A mom was concerned about her fifth grader's habit of crying. She recently posted on a message board that her son cries on a...
If there is one word that is associated with indulgent child rearing, it is spoiled. We've all seen kids who are spoiled. There's a...
If you are in pursuit of well-behaved, well-adjusted children, you need to understand how your behavior is connected to your child's behavior. Behavior does...