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Parents of Toddlers and Pre-Schoolers: 7 Universal Laws
The Law of the Beast, The Law of CPR and 5 more tips for raising toddlers and pre-schoolers. Tips and tools you can use right away.

How To Teach Your Children Self-Reliance and Potential
Help your children acquire the value of self-reliance and potential. They will feel the growth of individuality, self-esteem and become leaders to others

How To Teach Your Children Courage
Children with courage dare to attempt difficult things that are good. They have the strength of leaders and ability not to follow the crowd, to say no and mean it and influence others.

How To Teach Your Children Social Skills
Social skills enable children to get along with others, work as part of a group, follow rules, make and keeps friends and act with confidence. These abilities also help them build good character.

How Children Can Read Faster and Better
Tips and suggestions on how you can train your children to become a speed reader and a better learner.

The Seven Keys to Child Obedience
Learning obedience is an important part of child development. However, obedience cannot be forced upon the child. This willingness to obey will only come about if the parent's commands are based upon seven principles.

What Do You Teach Your Children About Money?
Whether we realize it or not we teach our children about money every day. Some don't want to tell their children anything. Some people give their children way too much information. Do they know that God is in control?

Fizzy Sherbet – A Sweet Science Lesson for Your Kids!
Fizzy sherbet in a paper bag with a strawberry lollipop was probably my favorite treat as a child, but I never knew what was in the sherbet and why it sparkled and tingled on my tongue! Try making some with your kids and enjoy a mini science lesson in the process.

Parenting Your Teenager: The Power Struggle
Here's how it usually goes. I get a call from a worried mom or dad, who are at a loss as to what to do with their teenager(s). We talk for a few minutes and we set an appointment. A few days later, Mom and Dad come in with their teenager. After we exchange a few pleasantries, we get down to work. The parent's view is something like this - they see the kid they raised from an infant changing right before their eyes, usually getting more and more out of control.

Parenting Your Teenager: 6 Things to Stop Doing Right Away
One of the most difficult jobs I know of is parenting a teen. Here are 6 things to stop doing and what to do instead.

Parenting Your Teenager: The Teenager and the Gorilla
In the counseling and seminars that I do, I have found that many parents are confused about the difference between controlling and managing their teenagers. In my experience, there is not only a huge difference, it's "the difference that makes a difference" when it comes to successfully dealing with the teen years in a family.

Helping Your Child Make and Keep Friends
Although rejected children differ in many ways, there does seem to be something they have in common...

Learning Responsibility is a Lifelong Process
As thinking, acting human beings we have the ability to choose our response to events, people and circumstances. We do not become responsible when we mature; we mature when we become responsible...

Raising Kids on a Budget
There are only two ways to get more money:

Simple Tricks To Help You And Your Kids To Find Friends
One of the most prevalent problems of the computer age is isolation and loneliness. In order to build and maintain relationships there are a number of simple skills, which can be learned, to enhance the opportunity to find and keep friends...

Teaching Children Responsibility
What does it mean to teach your children responsibility? Every parent has a different answer and a different expectation of when and how their child will assume personal responsibility. One thing is for sure and that is that responsibility must be taught. It is not a natural skill, but it can be learned at any age. You do not become responsible when you are mature, but rather you become mature when you are responsible...

A Chart for Everything
"I used to spend all of my seasons nagging...The constant sound of my voice annoyed ME, and I know it annoyed my kids." Parents can reduce nagging with simple charts that help to organize daily life.

Parents: You Can Do Something About Professional Sports Ethics
Most of us can agree that there is a lack of ethics standards within professional sports today. The fact that many of today's sports heroes are ethical is a stroke of luck. The fact is - many sports superstars are good people, but what about the "bad apples" that shame their sport, teammates, communities, fans, and team owners?

Simple Indulgences for September
As the kids go back to school, you can go back to *you*...your schedule, your friends, your goals. Here are ten simple indulgences to celebrate this season.

Celebrating Life with Children in September
Ten simple pleasures you can enjoy with your children this month.

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