The world of a teenager can be tricky for us parents, especially knowing the difference between normal teen behavior and sings of a mental illness. If your teen is displaying behavior, such as being moody or acting out, it can be easily assumed it’s because of their physical, hormonal, and social changes they are experiencing […]
How to Help Your Kids (and Teens) Handle Transitions with Confidence
Another great article from one of my favorite parenting authors: How to Help Your Kids (and Teens) Handle Transitions with Confidence What do entering kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school, college, and your first career have in common? The answer is transitions. BIG transitions. In these cases, they’re based on stages of life, while […]
50 Questions To Ask Your Kids Instead Of Asking “How Was Your Day”
If you are looking for some creative ways to start a conversation with your children, check out these 50 Questions To Ask Your Kids Instead Of Asking “How Was Your Day” from Her View From Home. Some of these questions are: “What made you smile today?” “Did anyone do anything silly to make you laugh?” “What […]
10 Manners Children Should Know
Your children’s actions to be rude are not always intended. Most of the time your children don’t realize they are being impolite by interrupting, being loudly observing something around them, or picking their nose. In the busy time of life, hustling and bustling, as parents sometimes we don’t have the time to focus on teaching […]
10 Ways to Love Your Teen Well
The days of changing diapers and playing trend are vastly different from their irritated, eye-rolling teenager years. As parents we might have to work a littler harder showing our love to your teenage children. It can seem frustrating most of the time but our teenagers are still our little ones we brought home from the […]
Free College for California Residents
It’s that time of year where Senior students in high school are filling endless amount of applications online for colleges and touring college campuses. The last thing a soon to be college student is worrying about is the extent of how much college is and as a parent you might be feeling a little anxious. […]
Free Teen Driving Contract Printable
Your teenager getting behind the wheel is a whole life experience for you as a parent. You probably feel anxious when they first will drive off on their on in the car from home to go see friends. It can be a wild experience for you both and important to remember that teens need to […]
How to Create Dating Guidelines for Your Children
In a world of parenthood, the idea of your children might seem so far away; however, within time your child will be entering the world of dating. You might want to jump ahead and get started on thinking about what you would do if your child started dating. Are there going to be rules? What […]
4 Educational Technology Tools to Help Your Kids Learn
Advancing technology is making new educational tools available to teachers, parents and students. Global spending on educational technology is growing 17 percent a year and will increase to $252 billion by 2020, according to a recent report by EdTechXGlobal. One of the most popular new technologies is learning management systems (LMS), which use online software to help […]
12 Proven Ways to Keep your Kids Away from Drugs, Drinking and Sex
Teenagers experience a wide variety of different events during this time of their life. There are a lot of decision-making that needs to be done. Sometimes those decisions can have lifelong impact on them. As parents, it’s important we keep our teenagers safe and help prepare them to make positive life choices. 12 Proven Ways […]
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