Adoption: Birthparent Rights
Learn about the rights afforded to the birthparents of a child. read more
July 25, 2006
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Sibling Stories: Moving Beyond the Battleground
Find ways you can help your siblings accept each other. read more
May 13, 2002
When Grandparents Give Parents Unwanted Advice
When grandparents give parents advice on parenting, problems can ensue. Learn how to avoid miscommunication. read more
March 20, 2008
How to Instill the Right Values
Find tips on instilling your family values into your children. learn how to spell out what you believe in and why. read more
October 12, 2009
My Homeschooling Mistakes
This article provides helpful advice to parents who are new to homeschooling. The author shares her past homeschooling mistakes so that other parents ... read more
August 3, 2004
Why Tweens Don't Do Their Chores
Learn why tweens often do not do their chores, and find out what you can do to help them do their chores on time. read more
December 13, 2007
Talking With Teens About Threats to Their Safety
Find out how to make sure your teen knows how to communicate fears of violence. read more
October 1, 1999
Communicating With Teens: All It Takes Is Three Magic Words
When talking to your teen, asking her what she plans to do rather than telling her what you think she should do will help open up a whole new world of... read more
March 6, 2017
6 Strategies to Help Prevent Meltdowns and Tantrums
The dreaded public tantrum — we've all been there, right? The next time your child is on the verge of having an epic meltdown, follow these tips... read more
April 24, 2017
Teen Suicide: A First-Person Message for Parents
A mother who has lost her son to suicide has a first-person message for parents: Learn about suicide, and talk to your teen. read more
January 15, 2008
How to Be More Consistent with Your Children
Discover how to discipline your children consistently and why it's important. read more
April 27, 2006
Be Reasonable, Gentle, and Firm
Successful parenting requires that you be reasonable, gentle, and firm with your child. read more
July 5, 2006