If you have a child going off the college, there are a few important lessons to teach them before they head out on their own. 1 – Understand the Importance of Drug and Alcohol Safety There’s no denying that your child will go out with friends during their freshman year, but this doesn’t mean that […]
Stress Busting Tips for Parents and Teens: Part Two
In the second part of our series on stress (check out part one here), we’ll focus on how we, as parents, can help control stress in our own lives as well as in the lives of our children. Of course, we want to be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem! As parents, […]
Planning Out The Financial Side Of Your Teenager Going To College
College is expensive. It’s an incredibly vital experience that’ll give your child the academic knowledge, social skills, and life skills to shape them into an adult for the “real world”. But that doesn’t take away from the cost of this incredible experience. And if your teenager is worried about the monetary side of things in […]
Stress-Busting Tips for Parents and Teens: Part One
I recently had an enlightening conversation with a college sophomore who is destined for a great future. She has a delightful personality and is blessed with a rare blend of analytical and interpersonal skills. Her resume of accomplishments is a mile long. So, can you imagine my surprise when she confided to being totally stressed […]
3 Things Teens Need from Their Mom
Teenage years can be confusing and even challenging. You go from having your little one to wanting you to hold her all the time to barely wanting you around them or even talking to them. Their actions might be saying something, but their heart is definitely saying something. Check out 3 Things Teens Need from Their […]
Set Your Teen Up to be a Great Communicator
When I first set foot on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, I realized for the first time what life was about. Money? No. A successful career? No. Any guesses? Relationships. I grew up in a smallish town in Wisconsin, where I knew everyone and they all knew me. Most of my relatives […]
5 Rules for Dating My Son
There will be a day your children will date. A special someone will be interested in your child. Get ready moms! The good news is there are some ways to prepare yourselves, especially if you have sons. Check out these 5 Rules for Dating My Son over at iMOM. Learn how to set proper boundaries and […]
Children Grow So Fast: College Time
The preparation for the start to the University requires dedication and effective strategies that guarantee the successful entry and adaptation of the child to university education. It is a transition stage where the student must adapt to new habits, new environments and unknown people. The savings and family support are essential at this time; good […]
7 Relationship Building Activities to do With Your Teen This Summer
Now that school is out and summer is in full swing (already?), you maybe be wondering, “Now what are we going to do for the next two-and-a-half months?” Summer is the best time to take advantage of your teen(s) presence and availability—use it to slip in some special moments that will build your relationship and […]
Raising Purposeful Children
Somewhere in the midst of final exams, prom, Friday night sporting events and texting with friends, American teenagers are setting a course for their future. They’ve been asked a thousand times, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Now, as they approach adulthood, it’s almost show time. For some, the path is […]
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