It can be embarrassing and awkward to find out, but sometimes we can all be the source of what is bringing on our problems. To figure out whether this applies to you, communication is the key: communication with your child, communication with the teacher and communication with the other parents. It’s important that you keep informed. Ask your child questions beyond, “How was school?” Probe to see how they speak to others and how they react to situations. When they share something that happened in their day, follow up with specific questions that will reveal their behaviors and perceptions of events.
Five Lessons From Earning Allowances
Posted: May 17, 2019
Do Your Children Earn An Allowance?
Here’s Five Lessons they can learn from it:
7 Steps to Make your Mom Feel Appreciated
Posted: May 17, 2019
Do something the first time you are asked. How often does mom have to waste time and energy asking you to do the same thing over and over. Give the gift of more energy by doing the task immediately.
Media safety during the dog days of summer
Posted: May 17, 2019
By Master Christopher Rappold:
Did you know the American child spends an average of 44.5 hours per week in front of some form of media?
Did you also know they see an average of 40,000 commercials annually and that by the time they are in middle
school they have seen 8,000 murders and over 100,000 acts of violence on TV alone?