Archive for March, 2008

Do You Have the Loving Relationship With Your Children That You Desire?

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

Most people with children want to be good parents. The majority of parents want the best for their kids, but at what cost to the kids? If what we are doing as parents is working, then why is the juvenile crime rate so high and gang membership so attractive? Drug and alcohol abuse is wide [...]

Tools to Find Family-Friendly Content

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

The Internet, is magnificent in its resources for families. Educational resources abound. Kids can easily find help for their homework blues without venturing to the library. Kids can chat with friends from far away for free; friends who, probably just a few years ago, they would never hear from again. And, of course, there’s plenty [...]

Are You Addicted to Your Children?

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

Is it possible to be using our children addictively? Anything that we use to get love, avoid pain, and fill up inner emptiness can become an addiction ? even our children! If your children are your whole life ? if you don’t have a strong spiritual connection with a personal source of love and guidance, [...]

Screaming Kids Driving You Nuts? Four Rules to Help You Keep Your Sanity!

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Often I will hear parents say, “I just ignore Jr. when he has a fit or screams.” Though there may be times when this is appropriate it is not appropriate when Jr. is less than 5 years of age! Why? Because your child needs to receive training in proper and acceptable behavior. Screaming to get [...]

Income that PAYS Your Child Support WITHOUT Increasing Your Child Support

Sunday, March 9th, 2008

Child support is defined as that part of your income you would spend on your children if they lived with you. Custodial parents do not pay child support, because it is assumed that they are spending money on the children, either directly (clothes, entertainment, etc.) and indirectly (rent, food, etc.). Non-custodial parents are ordered to [...]

Parenting Your Teenager: Responding to a Poor Progress Report in School

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

Q. We just got our daughter’s progress report, and it looks as if no matter how hard she works she’ll get all C’s and D’s, when she had been getting A’s and B’s. What do you recommend to help her do better next nine weeks? A. There could be many issues going on, but here’s [...]

Picky Eater Kid Nutritional Guidelines

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Although many children are picky eaters at some stage in their lives, the experts say not to worry. Unless you are feeding him or her chips and cookies three times each day, these children will most likely meet their weekly nutritional quotas. However, if you are concerned about their developmental progress, make an appointment with [...]

Develop Your Childs Genius: One Step Farther

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

When is a person brilliant? When does a person show his genius? When he goes beyond the usual, beyond the obvious. When he goes one step farther in his thinking, understanding and creativity. For example, when you play chess, you plan ahead. You study the moves that are optional to you, and then the moves [...]

Tips for the Classroom Teachers with ADHD Students

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

Thank you for all that you do in the classroom! It is hard enough being a classroom teacher today, but when you add to the difficulties two or three children with either Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or minor head injuries from FAS, managing a classroom can be a real challenge! The ADHD Information Library has [...]

How To Develop Your Babys Brain

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

Have you ever wondered why toys for babies tend to have so many bells, whistles and lights? Or why they have so many different textures, and materials and colors? It’s almost as if we want to provide young babies with a whole world of stimulation and we can’t quite get it to them fast enough. [...]