May, 2008 Posts published in May, 2008
2008 Teen Concerns: Top Five Issues teens really Worry About
What do today’s teen really worry about? Do they worry about possessing material item, friends, dying, not being in control? Some parents may be surprised that teens today worry about anything. The fact is, more teens worry about and share their concerns regarding issues that many parents want them to be concerned about. Author and...
Great Schools: 35 Factors That make A School Great
All parents want their children to attend a great school. But, do we know the characteristics or factors that make one school better than another; one greater vs. one not-so-great? The National Education Association, the largest teachers organization in the United States, shares some information in this article that parents may use while making a...
Babysitters: When is my child too old to need one?
When are child old enough not to need babysitters? What are some considerations that parents need to make regarding hiring a babysitter that go beyond the normal role of watching children. Author and child development expert, Vanessa Van Petten, sheds some light on questions that go beyond the normal babysitting questions. She also addreeses the...
Babysitters: When are children old enough not to need them?
When is a child old enough not to need a babysitter? What considerations do parents need to make regarding the duties of a babysitter? Author Vanessa Van Petten’s article, “Babysitters, Nanny’s and House Keepers Oh My,” encourages parents to consider babysitting roles beyond the normal duties of watching children. Babysitters, Nannys, and Housekeepers Oh My...
Characteristics of Gifted Students
Having a gifted child is something special. It’s take special time, knowledge, foresight, patience and a willingness to explore new options. This article by author Susan Johnsen touches on the topics and titles that the parents of gifted children seem to ask the most question about their gifted child. Johnsen’s article also shares real-life experience...
My Child Asks Too Many Questions!
Does your child ask the same question over and over again? Does your child keep asking you for something until you give up and give in? Child behavior and parenting coach Traci Gaffney has a different parenting perspective on responding to a child’s questions. Maybe parents should be grateful that children come to the parent...
Bad Parent Relationship: Are Your Children Paying The Price For Your Bad Relationships?
Divorced parent relationships can have a negative affect on children. It does not have to be this way, however, and parents who strive to develop new relationships after a divorce not only have a right to do so, but can be successful as long as the parent takes into account the child’s feelings, perceptions and...
Are We Over Scheduled?
Are we doing too much? Are our children doing too much? More television commercials advertise stress relief medications for anxiety and depression in the past five years, than the previous two decades combined. Ask any school or clinic nurse and they will tell you that doctors are prescribing more stress relief medications today, than ever...
Trauma: Helping Children Cope
Part of parenting and raising a child in a world that includes harsh and sometimes traumatic situations, involves preparation. A child’s development should include a parent’s recognition and prepared reaction that will assist the child and family during trauma. Dr. Caron Goode’s article, “Helping Children Cope with Trauma,” provides insights and solutions for parents who...
Individuality In Children: Appreciating Your Child’s Personal Style
Parenting children and shaping a child’s behavior through positive parenting approaches is an important parenting skill. Appreciating your child for who she or he is, is also important. Helping your child discover his or her uniqueness is something that helps the child build a positive image and ultimately, self-esteem. The following article by author, Dr....
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