Should I track my child’s phone without them knowing? You’re not the first one to wrestle with that question. But before you venture down a path of deception,
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5 Things That Will Make You See Your Kid’s Education Totally Differently
Teachers see things differently. I’m a teacher. The kind that’s in charge of your kid’s education. And I get a lot of emails from parents that start with
I Became A Supermom, And Now I Hate My Life
I became a supermom, and now I hate my life. I’m just gonna say it. Every supermom who pretends to have her sh!t together is a fake. They’re
7 Things You Need To Know But Don’t Want To Ask About Fostering
What’s it really like to foster children? Fostering children comes with a lot of preconceptions that are incorrect. Often used as a storyline in TV shows and movies
How To Reverse Rape Culture In Our Daughters
Think Rape Culture Doesn’t Exist? Think Again Numerous polls show that most Americans believe the assault and rape charges against the American President Donald J. Trump were right
A Counselor Shares Her Family Communication Activities
Article Goals: Get Kids To Listen Communicate More Effectively Reduce Family Fighting Anyone has the power to transform relationships, even a 9-year-old boy. True Story: There’s this family
Amy’s Secret to Family Vacation Success
6 Constitutional Amendments You Need to Enjoy a Multi-Generational Family Vacation When we planned our first multi-generational family vacation, none of us could have known that the political
8 Reasons Kids Need Science
[thrive_headline_focus title=”Do kids need science?” orientation=”left”] Yes, kids need science. But what you’re probably wondering is why? With smartphones a finger’s length away and the almighty Google answering
Why and How to Let Your Kids Go Barefoot (Safely)
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
5 Ways to Get Kids Outside Without All the Fuss
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