Positive Thinking for Kids During their growth and development, children go through many stages of self-doubt. They are always comparing themselves to others, and they often see themselves as coming up short. As parents, we can offset this natural tendency in our children by giving them the skills to think more positively.
Separation Anxiety Author, Elizabeth Pantley, shares an article from her book, Perfect Parenting, The Dictionary of 1,000 Parenting Tips.
The Twelve Habits of a Highly Effective Mom Here you will find twelve areas that you may be able to relate to and mull over in determining what is important to you as a mother.
Balancing Home Schooling with a Socially Integrated Child As a parent of a home schooled child, or as someone considering home schooling, you may well face the mild concern or incredulity of well meaning individuals who question your choice to keep your chil...
Communicate with your Child Ok, get up, get dressed, grab some breakfast, brush your hair, the bus is coming, have a nice day, love you, bye. The note read, Hi honey how was your day? I have to work until 4:30 today, I'...
Facing the Fears of Future Fatherhoood For some reason, many women have a much easier time adjusting to the idea of becoming a parent than men. While on that gruff exterior a man may not show it, there are a number of fatherhood fears that...
How To Make Your Own Herbal Tea Making your own herbal tea can be a relatively easy process. Essentially, you just need to pour water that is boiling over the herbs. The herbs need to be in a non-metal container, and have a lid. ...
Maintaining a Healthy Relationship While Attachment Parenting Attachment parenting involves a great deal of commitment from both parents. The very idea of ensuring that your baby does not feel abandoned takes a great deal of time and effort from both partners. M...
Multiples with a Twist This article is about life with closely spaced children. Amy, the author, has children that are spaced 13 months apart.
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