Climbing Mountains: Five Life-Skills Children Learn When Parents Choose Not to Enable
As a high school principal, I have many conversations with parents about how to help them help their own children. Having offered much advice over
A wide assortment of information dealing with children, teenagers, babies
and other family issues
As a high school principal, I have many conversations with parents about how to help them help their own children. Having offered much advice over
A child’s early relationships and experiences heavily influence their development and shape the adults they will become. From infancy through adolescence, the relationships children have
If you’re a parent, think about those exuberant emotions that overwhelmed you when you first saw your child. The love…the excitement…the joy that overflowed from
Harnessing the power of social media in K-12 schools opens up a world of possibilities that extends beyond mere communication. Used properly, social media can
There is a widely held belief among educators that 8th-grade algebra is a gateway course to college. As one who struggled with math, I would
Ten Tips for Handling Your Child’s Needs for Attention All children need attention. If there is no positive attention to be had, they will seek
There are more national and global issues that can divide a family than at any other time in history. In addition to the typical challenges
Teenagers today are suffering from clinical depression at an alarming rate. In 2020, the National Institute of Mental Health has found the 17% of adolescents
You have 206 bones, over 650 skeletal muscles, 79 organs, around 100 billion neurons and so much more in your body. Somehow, everything communicates together
Motherhood involves a significant identity transformation. While becoming a mother is incredibly fulfilling, your new role can also be a source of worry and self-doubt.