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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Parent or Friend?
As your teen matures, you may be tempted to put aside parenting responsibilities and take on more of a “friendship” role. While it’s important to develop a close relationship with your child, he or she still needs your guidance and discipline. Continue reading
Adjusting to Middle School
Making the transition from elementary school to middle school is a big step for your preteen. To help him or her ease into uncharted territory, discuss some of the challenges and changes ahead. Continue reading
I Spy, With My Little Eye…
…children who need glasses? Continue reading
What’s Hot This Summer?
The answer isn’t a stylish bathing suit or a chic pair of sandals—it’s ensuring a routine trip in the car doesn’t turn dangerous for your children when the temperature soars. Continue reading
A Spa Day for Baby Bliss
You may think of a spa day as heading out for a facial, massage and manicure, but your baby can also benefit from a little pampering with non-toxic products for soft skin and hair. Continue reading
Decoding the Dress Code
To reduce bullying and peer pressure among students, many schools have adopted dress codes ranging from denim and collared shirts to full uniforms. Talk with your teen about the benefits of dress code and tackle the related challenges for a positive scholastic experience. Continue reading
Crispy Green Beans and Ruby-Red Raspberries
These late summer fruits and veggies cheer us up with their jewel-like green and red colors. Continue reading
Teaching Kids to ‘Paws’ and Think Safety
Fluffy and soft with wiggly tails and adorable faces, animals often hold a special place in the hearts of children. However, it’s imperative to educate your children about treating furry friends with kindness and respect. Continue reading
High-Test Fuel for Toddlers on the Go
Nutritious meals and snacks should be parts of everyone’s balanced diet. However, ensuring toddlers receive adequate nutrition can require strategy. Continue reading
Recognizing Signs of Child Abuse
Approximately every 10 seconds, a child in the United States is abused. To help protect the innocent and defenseless, learn the signs of verbal, physical and mental abuse. Continue reading
