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7 Ways Busy Families Can Volunteer


Volunteering together is a fantastic way to spend time as a family. Volunteering--teaches kindness, compassion and respect.

Minimizing Homework Hassles


John Bishop's Goal Setting for Students.comParents - Minimize Homework Hassles?It's 6:30 at night and you just got home from a long day at work, but the day's not over yet.

Are You Frustrated With Public Schools?


Join a growing number of parents and teachers!Fact: Last year, our nation spent over $382 Billion on education. Over 99% was spent on developing "learning environments" - buildings, books, science labs, teachers, sports programs, etc.

Legacy to Your Children


John Bishop's Goal Setting for Students.comLegacy to Your ChildrenIt's 6:30 at night and you just got home from a long day at work, but the day's not over yet.

The Safest Stuffed Toys for the Kids on your Gift List


Although it's hard to say when the first stuffed dogs appeared, I would guess that it was soon after dogs were domesticated. We do know that as long as there have been children, there have been dolls, rattles, miniature weapons, and hand-made animals.

Grandparents! Help Your Grandkids Do Math!


This may come as a surprise.But despite all the advances in education, many kids still struggle in the math class.

5 Ways To Help Your Kids Do Math


Uh oh.Your kids arrive home with their school reports and it's poor marks from the math department.

Assume Personal Responsibility? Who, Me?


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.

Childs Play: Treating The Insanity of the Mental Health System


In today's mental health system there is a pattern of fraud and coercion that takes way the freedoms and dignity of children and their families. Children are receiving stigmatizing labels and being prescribed psychotropic drugs with many untoward effects.

Entering Their Imaginative World


In dealing with children with autism spectrum disorders, its all about relationship. These children are within a realm where they feel and respond much differently than others.

Raising Teenagers? Stay C.A.L.M.


Parents of teenagers frequently ask what can be done to improve their relationship with their kids. This can be a challenging time, and a time when parents sometimes feel rejected, out of touch, and unclear about what to do.

ZERO Tolerance: How Firm the Line?


A friend phoned her neighbor, complaining about the wafts of marijuana smoke that circled up and into to her kitchen window from the neighbor's driveway during the warm summer nights. The neighbor's teenagers and their friends were smoking out in the driveway.

Teenagers and Stress: What Parents Can Do to Help


More and more parents are expressing their concerns about how to support their teenagers who are complaining about the stress in their lives.What parents may not realize, is that what they do every day by providing healthy food, support, and a comforting home, provides the very stress-antidotes their teens need.

Tips for Parents of Teenagers: Dont Just Survive - Thrive!


What makes parenting so challenging at times? One widespread research study reports that feeling "unprepared" tops the list for many parents' causes of dissatisfaction. And parents of teenagers, in particular, may feel this acutely as so many changes converge at once: adolescents are changing in every conceivable way while they often push parents away in their search for individuality.

Parents of Teens: Do You Ever Ask WHY is she so MEAN to me?


Do you ever wonder what is behind the occasional nasty attitudes expressed by your teenager? Teenagers can make their parents feel pretty badly at times; if they only knew how much their words and actions sometimes hurt us they'd probably stop. Perhaps.

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