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Are you wondering if you are over parenting your child? It seems like Mommy guilt is unavoidable, no matter what sort of parent you are. There has been a lot of talk online about over parenting. Are we being too … Continue reading
You may be used to it by now: a red face, angry eyes, streaming tears, and the loud shrieks of a temper tantrum. It’s never a fun experience (for parents and kids) to go through the process of tantrums. Have … Continue reading
Do you struggle to strike a balance between helping your kids make the right fashion choices and letting them discover their own style? Most Moms have limits when it comes to letting their kids pick their own fashion.Many believe that … Continue reading
Over-scheduling is common nowadays. Some kids seem to have barely a free moment. They’re enrolled in sports and other clubs and they’ve got a full social calendar with birthday parties and play dates. Then there’s homework to be done, too! … Continue reading
Children who are bullied or who are bullies could suffer long lasting effects, according to a study, that looked at kids who were bullied, bullies, those who were both bullied and who bullied others, and kids where neither scenario applied. … Continue reading
Some parents struggle with sibling rivalry. It’s important to take approaches that ensure you aren’t making things worse. If sibling rivalry problems have gotten on your last nerve, you may have the power to change things. A study from a … Continue reading
It’s not easy to cope with high needs children. Whether it’s a temporary or permanent situation, your health and emotional wellness can’t be forgotten. Do you have a baby, toddler, or older child with high needs? Whether it’s something temporary, … Continue reading
Some parent teacher meetings go really well. Some don’t go so well. Sometimes we love the teacher. Other times there’s a personality clash. Sometimes, we’re thrilled to hear such glowing reviews of our child’s progress. Other times we’re shocked and … Continue reading
Transitioning to where your kids have mobile phones feels like a big step, right? There’s independence, there’s safety, and there’s responsibility to think of. You want them to be safe, and having a cell phone can be good for peace … Continue reading
There were a lot of parenting controversies in 2012. One thing about parenting is for certain — opinions will collide! We rounded up info on some of the top publicized controversies in parenting online: A dad objectified his teenage daughter … Continue reading
