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Tips to Stay Connected with Your Teen

Tips to Stay Connected with Your Teen

by Chris Jones | Mar 9, 2016 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips, Preteens & Teens

Adolescence is a time when children and parents begin to spend less time together. It is a time when teens begin to develop their independence, understand their place in the world, and begin to work out their own values and beliefs. It can be especially challenging to...
A Different Approach for Daily Routines: 6 Steps for Success

A Different Approach for Daily Routines: 6 Steps for Success

by Chris Jones | Feb 16, 2016 | Discipline & Behavior, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Parents often struggle on a daily basis to get their kids to do the most basic tasks. Requests to get dressed, brush teeth, put away toys, and of course go to bed can result in ignoring, defying, or arguing behavior from our children. We find ourselves nagging,...
Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year and other Midwinter Holidays with Kids

Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year and other Midwinter Holidays with Kids

by Chris Jones | Jan 26, 2016 | Leisure & Vacation

Around the world, people who live in the Northern Hemisphere celebrate the mid-point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. In countries that use lunar calendars to determine festival days (many of which are in Asia and the Middle East), this signals the...
Technology vs. the Art of Conversation

Technology vs. the Art of Conversation

by Chris Jones | Jan 11, 2016 | Leisure & Vacation, Media Safety, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Increasingly we rely on technology, email, voicemail, Facebook, Snapchat, and texting to communicate with others. It is not uncommon for groups of children and teens to gather for a social outing only to be found looking at their phones and not at one another. Our...
Hassle-Free Holiday Shopping With Kids

Hassle-Free Holiday Shopping With Kids

by Chris Jones | Dec 11, 2015 | Leisure & Vacation, Toddlers

The season is upon us! For many busy parents with young children, it is sometimes necessary to bring our young ones with us to the mall. With this reality in mind, we offer the following suggestions on having successful outings. Whether it is holiday shopping or long...
Five Ways to Celebrate the Miracle of Hanukkah with Children

Five Ways to Celebrate the Miracle of Hanukkah with Children

by Chris Jones | Dec 2, 2015 | Leisure & Vacation, Parenting Tips

Hanukkah is upon us. Menorahs, dreidels, latkes, jelly doughnuts, gelt, and of course presents. Given its proximity to Christmas, Hanukkah is often mistaken as the Jewish equivalent to the Christmas holiday. However this perception diminishes the beauty of the holiday...
Disneyland: The Land of Bad Parenting—5 Survival Tips

Disneyland: The Land of Bad Parenting—5 Survival Tips

by Chris Jones | Nov 24, 2015 | Discipline & Behavior, Leisure & Vacation, Parenting Tips

It’s not your fault. You imagined a magical family vacation at Disneyland. You honestly believed you would create happy memories that would last a lifetime. Perhaps you remember Disneyland from your own childhood and want to relive those experiences. Before you...
Take Part in Citizen Science, Part Two: 8 Year-Round Outdoor Observation Projects for Kids

Take Part in Citizen Science, Part Two: 8 Year-Round Outdoor Observation Projects for Kids

by Chris Jones | Oct 27, 2015 | Education, Leisure & Vacation

Take Part in Citizen Science, Part Two: 8 Year-Round Outdoor Observation Projects for Kids Outdoor observation, learning and fun needn’t stop when the weather turns a little chilly. There are terrific projects for year-round learners of all ages who are curious...
The Parenting Journey — Our Children Are the Guides

The Parenting Journey — Our Children Are the Guides

by Chris Jones | Oct 20, 2015 | Parenting Skills

Parents hear so often about how important it is to support our children’s emotional needs, and that we must serve as their social and emotional coaches. The role of the parent is to help children become more resilient, teach them coping skills, help them learn...
How to Stop Breastfeeding Issues before They Start

How to Stop Breastfeeding Issues before They Start

by Chris Jones | Sep 8, 2015 | Birth - First Year, Parenting Tips

Breastfeeding horror stories—about pain, milk supply issues, or the baby not gaining enough weight— abound, but they make me sad because most frequently they are preventable. That’s why my number one piece of advice to new moms is to line up your resources (a...
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