There’s a disturbing trend toward creative consequences that shame kids publicly. Here’s how to set consequences that actually teach instead.
Is Modeling Right for Your Child? Is It Right for You? Read these 10 parenting questions to determine what is best for you and your family!
Nagging, threats and stress all over a few chores? Maybe it’s time to consider dropping them altogether.
Busy days blur the everyday wonders right in front of you. Here’s how to notice, record and share your family’s miracle moments.
Time-out only works if kids actually sit and ponder their behavior. Here are 3 effective alternatives to try instead.
The more experience I gain in parenting, the more I understand the importance of self-renewal to keep the vision I have for my family on track.
Parents and teachers are seeing the downfall of praise. Here’s how to avoid empty praising while still using positive encouragement.
This offshoot of homeschooling trades tests and textbooks for child-driven learning and free-range exploration. Here’s what unschooling looks like.
Want the Tooth Fairy to visit, but not sure what to do? Here are kids’ activities, worldwide traditions and a contest with goodies to win.
Teaching my oldest daughter anything was always a frustrating feat, and the strategies I tried failed — until I changed my language.
Try these 5 kids activities to help your child learn a second language – even if you don’t speak one yourself!
A child’s self-concept begins at birth, shaped by how adults respond to her. Here are 10 ways to help her build a positive one.
Seven adventure-filled reads for boys young and old, from sword fights to dragons to dystopian thrillers. Perfect for bedtime chapters or story time.
Hi there. I’m your toddler, and there are a few things you need to know about me. Also, please let me have a cookie while you read this.
Our children naturally look to us for leadership. How can we be the gentle, positive, effective leaders our children need?
Bath time is one of the most fun times to interact and play with your children. Try these 8 kids activities and ideas for a splashing good time!
Grab your family and go to Red Rock Canyon in Nevada. Also be sure to try the kid's activities below.
No yard? No problem. Grow fruit and veggies right on your porch, save a little money, and teach your kids how plants grow.
Kids naturally love to learn, but that love often fades by middle childhood. Here are 8 ways to fan the flame, at school or at home.
There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for raising resilient kids. Here’s why connection, not toughness, is what really prepares them for the world.
