Helping Children Cope with Divorce
Divorce is hard. It usually brings chaos and uncertainty into the lives of everyone involved. But while for adults it’s the first step in resolving problems and moving forward, for the children in these marriages, the divorce often seems like the end of their lives.
Parents should always remember that while More »
Tags: Adult, Child, Divorce, Family, Home, Marriage, Parent, Relationship
Best Practices for Divorce When Kids Are Involved
An Interview with Christina McGhee
By Evangelia Biddy
Even in divorce children deserve nothing less than the very best we have to offer them. Divorce is equally hard on parents and their children. But family separation does not have to doom children to negative outcomes, poor self self-esteem, academic decline, or More »
Tags: blended families, Child, Christine McGhee, co-parenting, custody, Divorce, Family, Home, Marriage, Parent, Parenting Apart, parenting plan
Breaking the Curse of the Good Girl: 5 Ways Moms Can Help Girls Be Themselves
By Rachel Simmons
Author of The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence
1. Get in touch with your inner Goof Girls of all ages say they’re most in touch with their true selves when they’re being silly, crazy, loud, or goofy. By late elementary school, More »
Tags: Daughter, Family, girls, Home, Mother, Parent, Rachel Simmons, The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence, The Good Girl
Concentration: Methods to Developing Attentiveness
By Jennifer Taylor
Lack of concentration is one of the top problems many children face when they begin school. For these children it is difficult to stay focused throughout an entire school day, and as a result they often get into trouble within the classroom. Parents are often at a loss More »
Tags: ADHD, Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Child, Children Youth and Family, education, Health, Home, Parent, Skill
