[thrive_headline_focus title=”Successful teaching is like magic.” orientation=”left”] [bctt tweet=”You may not know what the teacher is doing, but you know when it’s working. #education #harrypotter” username=”LiesAboutParent”] I recently
Do Kids Really Need Shoes? What do you think when you see barefoot kids running around? Do you shake your head and pity them? Their mother must be
We allow fear to get in the way of positive things. Even though our kids don’t know it, parents are afraid sometimes too—afraid that the children we love
As a lover of books, I thrilled when my first child finally stopped squirming during storytime. Reaching for the beautiful green and gold volume of Grimm’s Complete Fairy Tales she’d
What does your pediatrician really think of you? For over a decade, I’ve been the one sitting on that spinny stool, talking to parents about every pediatric issue
How do I help my kids act around kids with special needs? When we see our kids gazing at someone that looks or act differently than us, we’re
I want my kids to chase their dreams.And catch them. I had to stop caring about stuff to make that happen.No, I didn't quit my job. I have kids
What can you do, as a parent, to raise a reader? In our efforts to “educate” our children, educational systems have placed so much emphasis on learning that
[thrive_headline_focus title=”It’s tough to teach respect.” orientation=”left”] Especially when you’re battling for your life. I’m talking about the dreaded D-word. Divorce. After my wife and I started divorce
What Teachers Secretly Wish They Could Tell You Teaching is hard. Fulfilling and life-changing yes, but also hard. Taking care of that many kids for 40 hours every