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Avoiding power struggles with your children By : Kathy Slattengren It’s easy to get into power struggles with your children. However, once you learn what triggers power struggles, you can avoid them. Helping your Child Deal with the Death of a Loved One By : Rob Parker Losing a loved one is hard for anyone, but if your a child it hits even harder Self Esteem ~ Building Character with 9 Positive Directions By : Jean Tracy, MSS Do you ever regret nagging your children? Do you feel guilty afterwards? Inside you'll discover the secret to positive parenting and getting your kids to cooperate. Does your child suffer from depression? By : Dr. Jennifer B. Baxt, DMFT, NCC, DCC It is often thought that depression more commonly affects older teenagers, adults and seniors, but children suffer from depression as well. When parents divorce By : Dr. Jennifer B. Baxt, DMFT, NCC, DCC In many cases when a married couple decides to get divorced, the children can often be forgotten. It is not that the parents have purposely forgotten about their children, they have just become so caught up in the tension between each other that how their fighting and divorce is affecting their child can go unnoticed. How to take advantage of online counseling By : Dr. Jennifer B. Baxt, DMFT, NCC, DCC With the internet becoming something that people are accessing nearly every day of their lives, more and more people are going to the internet to find answers and help instead of going to speak with professionals in person. Controlling Spouses And How to Deal with Them By : Emily Bouchard In this weeks article a girl talked to me about the relationship she has with her 2nd husband. When I told her to sum up her complaint about her husband in one sentence, she chose: "He is controlling".we looked at her past relationships with men in general and any beliefs she had towards men that would make her think they are controlling. Second, we looked at the way she sees herself as a victim and how it served her in the past and how it restricted her relationship now. Third, we probed into what life would be like if she did not perceive men as controlling. Lastly, we gently saw how she showed up in exactly the ways she complained about her spouse and men in general. As she saw how "controlling" she was in the way she thought about how she thought he should do things to please her. How To Get Your Kids To Do What You Say By : Rita Offen Many parents suffer the problem which they commonly describe as “he just won’t do as I say”. It is often the case that children will not adhere to our request, need to be reminded time and time again or will not learn, whatever we say or do. When this happens, more often than not, we look predominantly at our child’s behaviour – his stubbornness, laziness, or however it is manifesting. But, even though we think we have done and said all we can, it is often our own (parents’) behaviour we fail to really, objectively, look at. Your Child Needs You to be Available By : Emily Bouchard The most important thing in my mind to being an effective mother or father to a daughter or son (no matter how old they are) is to be aware. This means being actively engaged of things to which your children are being shown AND what they are thinking and feeling about it. The Little Perks of Motherhood By : Joyce Costanza aka writemom My kids are older now so the tantrum stage is mostly behind us, making room for the ever so popular "I'm a teenager-now-rolling-of-the-eyes-making-you-feel-like-a-FREAK-parent-because-you-accidentally-hummed-‘Daydream Believer’-near-a-cashier-at-Target-who's-so-and-so's-older-sister" stage. (Good Lord, how could I be so insensitive?) Couldn’t Make It Without Calculus Help By : Robert Duval I analyze the reasons why you’ll find the need of help with calculus. Out of the House and Into the Unknown: Helping Individuals with Autism Cope in a Social World By : Jennifer Krumins Life at home with a child with autism is rarely easy. Changes in routine, unexpected visitors, difficulties with food, toileting and dressing can be disruptive to the whole family. Parents cringe at the thought of public meltdowns and/or self -injurious behavior in a place where people are very quick to judge. But, staying home is not always the best for parent or the child. Learn 6 tried and true strategies for saving your sanity while giving your child new opportunities to grow and develop! The reason for calculus By : mathcracker I go over the things a student should be careful before taking a calculus class 3 Parenting Tips To Calm Your Afterwork Routine By : Colleen Langenfeld Parenting tips come and go, but the basics in what a family needs don't change. With a few simple changes you can go from chaotic to calm in your family's evening time together. Get Excellent Economics Homework Help on the Internet By : Robert Duval I go over the main factors that affect the chances for success in Calculus. How can we make sure our children don't fall behind? 7 ways to Build a Closer Bond between You and Your Child By : Angeline How many of you feel that your child is not close to you? Refuse to share his thoughts with you? Or doesn't even want to sit down and have a chat with you? Seriously, if your answer to the above questions is Yes, Yes and Yes! There are 7 questions you really need to ask yourself. As parents, its our responsibility to give our child all the love and care they deserve, if you have not been giving the basic to your child, please do not expect much from them. Your children need your presence more than your presents. ~Jesse Jackson Concentration ~ 3 Parenting Tips for Increasing Attention Span in Kids By : Jean Tracy, MSS Does your young child lack concentration power? Would you like to increase your child’s attention span? Inside you’ll find 3 parenting tips to help your child focus, learn, and become a better thinker too. Mothering the Hard Way By : Colleen Langenfeld Sometimes mothering feels as though it's just too difficult. If a new perspective would help, take a look at these classic parenting 'mistakes' and see how well you're really parenting. Youtube Safety Tips For Parents By : Rachelle F Important safety tips for parents with children accessing the Youtube video sharing site. Six Steps to Coping with Bedwetting By : Gail Metcalf A bedwetting issue in the household causes a lot of stress. Without knowing the proper procedures for dealing with it, you could make the situation worse and even lengthen the time it takes to eliminate the problem. Taking Action with Bedwetting By : Gail Metcalf Learning to deal with bedwetting calmly is a big priority. However, parents should not just allow themselves to be placated into taking no action at all. The fact is, bedwetting can still be a nuisance and a problem for your child, and there are many solutions out there. Evaluating the Bedwetting Problem By : Gail Metcalf Evaluate how much of a problem bedwetting is in your family and how often it happens. Frequent bedwetting that causes many tears and embarrassment or even arguments in your household may need more aggressive treatment. Five Initial Tips for Dealing with Bedwetting By : Gail Metcalf Working on sensitivity levels inside the home and educating the entire family is the first step to dealing with bedwetting. When Bedwetting Becomes a Problem in Your Home By : Gail Metcalf Often when a child is wetting his or her bed, the reason is due to either an undiagnosed medical condition or due to psychological effects. As a parent, you will want to find out what is happening with your child so that you can stop bedwetting. Checking Up On Your Teenager's Online Surfing By : Matthew W. Grant How to find out what your children are doing when they use the computer. Social Skills for Kids ~ How to Handle Bullies without Being a Tattletale! By : Jean Tracy, MSS Is your child bullied? Does she fear being called a tattletale? Inside you’ll find 5 parenting tips to help her handle the bullies and build character too. Social Skills for Kids - 3 Parenting Tips for Teaching Respect to Bossy Kids By : Jean Tracy, MSS Kids who order their parents lack the necessary experience to be generals. Inside you'll find 3 parenting tips for decreasing bossiness at home, increasing social skills, and building character too. Child Biting: How To Stop By : Leah Fendi Getting nuts of your child's biting habit? Here are 5 Tips To Stop Your Child From Biting. Goal-Setting for Kids - 3 Parenting Tips for Building a Champion Character By : Jean Tracy, MSS Goal-Setting is the bridge to success. Success builds character. Inside you’ll find the bridge for seeing, sensing, and saying goals. Use this bridge to help your child build a champion character. Ten Smart Organizing Tips for Overwhelmed Parents By : Elena Neitlich Parents often feel overwhelmed, frustrated and guilty as they guide their children through the stages of childhood. Good organization is a parenting aid that leads to a more manageable life and more time to interact with the children. Ten Tips for the Single Parent's Sanity By : VAmberlee Family and friends may try to understand but no one can truly know what a single parent goes through. As a single parent myself, I offer these eight tips to help you keep your sanity: Goal Setting for Kids – 1 Parenting Tip and 1 Strategy That Help Kids Accomplish Their Goals By : Jean Tracy, MSS Goal setting with pictures fit together like fun and laughter. Parents, why not help your kids feel the joy in setting goals and the contentment from achieving them. Inside you’ll find one parenting tip and one parenting strategy that are sure to help. Goal-Setting for Kids ~ How Positive Pictures Promote Achieving Kids By : Jean Tracy, MSS Is goal-setting scary for your child? Does she need a boost? Inside you’ll find 5 parenting tips and 3 questions to help your child erase negative pictures, create positive ones, and move toward success. Joint Custody with an Uncooperative Ex By : karen alonge Many single parents are sharing custody of their children with angry, bitter or wounded exes. This article shares 10 practical and easily implemented strategies that require no cooperation from your ex and will make life much easier for you and your children. Inspiration for Control Freak Parents By : karen alonge ... I don’t want to be remembered as the Mom Who Always Said No, and without a lobotomy to remove the control freak part of my brain there’s no chance of me being immortalized as the Mom Who Always Said Yes. Parenting Tips ~ These 3 Questions Build Reason, Free Will, and Character in Kids By : Jean Tracy, MSS Do you believe in free will, reason, and character? Would you like to know 3 easy questions that develop all three? Inside you’ll find out how building free will and reason lead to character in your kids. Defeating the Homework Blues By : Mark Lakewood (Relationship Specialist, Author, and Motivational Speaker) If you find it difficult getting your child to complete daily homework, this article offers many suggestions and techniques by getting to the heart of the problem by challenging unhealthy beliefs and values. Anti-Bullying Skills and Techniques for Children By : Mark Lakewood (Relationship Specialist, Author, and Motivational Speaker) As a society, we spend too much of our energy identifying and punishing the bully that we fail to spend enough time empowering the victims of bullying. We should spend more of our energy on the things that we can control rather than the things we have limited or no control over. We need to teach children about the power that they already possess. Ethics in Parenting and the Sanctity of Small Moments By : Jennifer Naparstek Klein Raising Children with an Ethical Sensibility Building Your Parenting Self Confidence By : Brigitte Meier Self confidence doesn't mean being perfect or presenting oneself in a perfect way, but realizing and accepting own strengths and weaknesses, using strengths to reach aims and considering weaknesses as challenges, not insurmountable limits. Violence in Media By : Brigitte Meier In the news, we hear and see an increasing number of reports about violence among children. This goes from rude fights on the playground to armed incidents in schools that result in injuries or even casualties. Child Education By : Brigitte Meier The initial state of happiness about an own child is often overcome with annoyance after even a short period of time. Children quickly grow an own personality, and it's the most vital task of the parents to help develop it and give it a shape. Parent Affirmations: Are Yours Too General? By : Jean Tracy, MSS Are your affirmations too general? Would you like your child to feel valued? Learn how to create the best affirmations for motivating and valuing your child. What to do When Your Child is Being Bullied at School By : Alice & Mila It’s unfortunate but bullying is often a part of school life. Kids can be cruel at times and many of us may remember using one or two unkind words at some point during our school years.

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