Tired of Your Child’s Backtalk? Here’s How to Stop It
Some degree of backtalk is normal for adolescents and teens—it’s how they learn to assert themselves and become independent.
Attention-Seeking Behavior in Young Children: Do’s and Don’ts for Parents
Why do young children seek attention in ways that can be so annoying? And why do we, as parents, give in so often?
How to Manage Kids Who Lie and Steal
Sneaky Behavior: How to Manage Kids Who Lie and Steal.
What to Do If Your Child Is Bullying Other Kids
What do you do if you find out that your child is a bully?
My Child is Being Bullied What Should I Do?
Peggy Moss, a nationally known expert on bullying and a tireless advocate for the prevention of hate violence.
10 Essential Rules for Dealing with an Angry Child
If you’re a parent, it is a certainty that you have had to deal with an angry child. Often, we end up in shouting matches with our kids, or we freeze up, not knowing what to do when an angry outburst occurs.
Why Pretend Play Is Your Preschooler’s Best Teacher
Pretend play is not only delightful, it’s also an extraordinarily valuable learning experience for children.
To Help Your Child Develop Responsibility, Ask Questions
When we discipline our children, our primary goal should be to help them develop the long-term character strengths we want them to have.
Online Etiquette for Kids
Learn what good manners you should teach your little techie.
A Gentle Way to Help Children Learn Right From Wrong
Through this process, your child can become more aware of their own moral compass.