
How Room Colors Can Influence Your Child's Mood
Thinking about redecorating your preschooler's room? What about a new paint job? Before you start slathering Elmo red paint on the wall, yo

How to Help Your Child Handle Teasing
On the face of it, teasing seems like a rite of childhood. It happens every day on the playground on playdates and in school — kids making f

How to Handle Bossy Children
You are perfectly capable of choosing your own shirt. You know what you like and want to eat.

Parenting an Oppositional Child
There are probably times when you feel like all your child says is "No!" This is common among toddlers and preschoolers and it could be on a

10 Unhealthy Reasons Parents Avoid Disciplining Children
Disciplining children is hard work. It requires constant vigilance, consistency, and thought-provoking effort. So if you're a little lax on

Teachable Moments and Your Child
The idea of teachable moments is not new, although, until relatively recently, it’s been a term more often used in classrooms than at home

How to Help an Angry Child Calm Down: Anger Management Techniques
While working one-on-one with parents, brainstorming positive parenting techniques for their specific challenges, I started to notice a patt

7 Indoor Snowball Games & Activities
Ah, winter. That most wonderful time of the year when it’s too cold for the kids to go outside to play so they bounce off the walls insid

How to Create Positive Affirmations for Mom
Positive affirmations are great. Positive affirmations for Moms … amazing.

How to Ease the Afternoon Rush for Kids?
You might not hear it yourself, but the end-of-day school bell is also the signal that your afternoon rush has begun. The second kids...

I Let My Kids Determine Their Sleep Schedule and Bedtime Became Peaceful
When my two boys found out, during dinner, that their parents were going to let them fall asleep whenever the hell they wanted for a week, t

How to Help a Baby Sleep
When a baby sleeps, it represents a moment of bliss and reprieve for a parent. But actually making a baby sleepy is part skill, part patie

How to Move a Co-Sleeping Toddler Into Their Own Bed
Transitioning to a toddler bed is a big change for the kid, and frustratingly slow for the parents. Patience is essential.

New Parents Can Expect a Good Night’s Sleep Only Six Years From Now
Parents who think they can catch up on sleep are dreaming. The reality is more of a nightmare.

When Parents Eavesdrop on Nannies
I remember the deep betrayal I felt several years ago when I realized the family I had been working for as a nanny had been recording my voi

Why the U.S. Has Long Resisted Universal Child Care
Most Americans say it’s not ideal for a child to be raised by two working parents. Yet in two-thirds of American families, both parents wo

When You Love to Cook but Also Have a Kid, Embrace the Microwave
I’ll never forget when I realized that I was cooking dinner all wrong.

Couple’s Suit Over Parental Leave Is New Challenge to Big Law Firm
Jones Day, one of the nation’s largest law firms, faced a harsh spotlight this year when six female lawyers filed a class-action complaint s

How to Improve Children's Mental Health?
As a parent, you regularly take your child to well check-ups to receive immunizations, offer nutritious food to keep him healthy and read...




















