| | º | Getting Children to Sleep and Stay in Bed - Without Fears or Power Struggles
There are many different types of bedtime hassles parents may experience. At least two of them occur after the child is in bed. Here are some tips for handling them from Jody Johnston Pawel, LSW, CFLE. |
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| | º | Getting Your Children Ready for School
Perhaps getting your child school ready involves more than buying things. Maybe supplies are not what you need to supply for your child to get them off to a good start this school year. Learn more from Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman.
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| | º | A Father's Thoughts on Bullies
As a father, Don Harrold been concerned with how schools manage the issue of bullying. He agrees with the school system that bullying is wrong and shouldn't be tolerated as well as the first response of a child being bullied shouldn't just be to haul off and smack the problem child. However, does the bullied child have any right to self-defense? Is there a point at which a child can actually stand up for himself when the other avenues have failed? Here's Don Harrold's take on this issue as a father. |
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| | º | Five Things Parents Can Do to Help Their Children Succeed: in School-and Life
Help your children take healthy, productive steps toward their 21st century adult lives this school year. Here are five things you can do to help your children learn and succeed in their new classes and beyond from Maria Chesley Fisk, Ph.D. |
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| | º | Helping Kids with Grief, Loss and Death by Laura Markham, Ph.D.
Learning to mourn, and to be comfortable with the grieving process, might not seem like a parenting skill. But grief is a part of every life, and how we handle loss has a huge impact on the richness of our family's emotional life. Be aware that children grieve differently from adults. Learn how to help them from Dr. Laura Markham. |
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