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When Your Children Lie: How Parents Can Teach Truthfulness

When Your Children Lie: How Parents Can Teach Truthfulness

by Admin | Feb 12, 2013 | Discipline & Behavior, Raising Boys, Raising Girls

Raising children to be honest, ethical, and responsible is as important as raising them to master reading, writing, and arithmetic. Honesty, ethics, and responsibility are more than mere character traits. They are essential life skills that must be learned. Here are...
Embracing Life’s Little Victories

Embracing Life’s Little Victories

by Admin | Jan 28, 2013 | Preteens & Teens, Raising Boys, Raising Girls

Last weekend was my son’s first middle school dance. He came home from school at the beginning of the week excited at the prospect of attending the dance. He thought about what he was going to wear and bought his ticket. The night of the dance, I heard the blow...
Communication Skills Girls Need:  Being Direct

Communication Skills Girls Need: Being Direct

by Admin | Dec 10, 2012 | Preteens & Teens, Raising Girls

At a recent workshop I did with 7th grade students, I was struck by how difficult it is for girls to communicate directly with each other about hurt and angry feelings, and how often this indirectness contributes to the problems that erupt between them. The girls in...
The Energy and Enthusiasm of Preschool Boys!

The Energy and Enthusiasm of Preschool Boys!

by Admin | Dec 3, 2012 | Discipline & Behavior, Parenting Skills, Raising Boys

Boy play is noisy, boisterous, physical, aggressive, and spontaneous in nature. Dads** understand this play and may intuitively provide these outlets for their rough-and-tumble kids. Research (Lamb, 2000) shows that moms are associated with food, comfort, security,...
Raising Your Daughter with a Positive Body Image

Raising Your Daughter with a Positive Body Image

by Admin | Nov 12, 2012 | Media Safety, Parenting Tips, Preteens & Teens, Raising Girls

Poor body image is epidemic among girls and women in this country: 94% of women report having a negative body image and wanting to change something about their bodies, and 98% think negatively about their bodies at least once a day. How you can ensure that your...
Little Girls Can Be Mean!

Little Girls Can Be Mean!

by Admin | Sep 10, 2012 | Bullying Prevention, Preteens & Teens, Raising Girls, School Challenges

Helping Your Daughter Navigate Girl World If you have a daughter, it’s a good bet that at one time or another she has come home in tears due to social problems. She may have been the target of exclusion or taunting, perhaps initiated by her former best friend,...
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