The great Thanksgiving feast debate
Are school celebrations a valuable teaching tool or a waste of time and money?
Betsy Braun on "Nobody likes me!"
The author of parenting books Just Tell Me What to Say and You're Not the Boss of Me says to listen and help your child step up his social interactions.
Heidi Garvin on "Nobody likes me!"
The Mormon Moms founder and mother of three teens advises taking action — and fast.
Sh*tty Moms on "Nobody likes me!"
"Aww, suck it up," says Alicia Ybarbo. "It's your fault," says Mary Ann Zoellner. The co-authors of Sh*tty Mom agree that with this complaint, tough love is in order.
Madeline Levine: "Nobody likes me!"
"Don't jump in too fast!" warns Madeline Levine, author of Teach Your Children Well. Instead, take this approach so your child learns to navigate friendships.
Jane Nelsen on "Nobody likes me!"
The bestselling author of Positive Discipline says parents do their kids a disservice by trying to fix the problem. You help them far more by teaching them to help themselves.
Christine Carter on "Nobody likes me!"
ߣÓÑ¿´Æ¬ expert and Raising Happiness author Christine Carter says parents shouldn't rush in to reassure their child.
My daughter’s battle with anorexia
Like many parents, Melanie thought she understood what anorexia was all about. Then it happened to her child and she learned the complicated truth.
Is my son addicted to screens?
Is my son's screen use "normal" for kids his age? Or has our whole country gone insane, raising a generation of children who are dangerously addicted to any and every screen?
The sex talk
Everything you wanted to know about sex ed but were afraid to ask.
How to praise tykes
The right (and wrong) way to cheer on your preschooler or kindergartner.
How to praise 1st and 2nd graders
The right (and wrong) way to cheer on your first or second grader.
How to praise 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders
The right (and wrong) way to cheer on your third, fourth, or fifth grader.
How to praise tweens and teens
The right (and wrong) way to cheer on your tween or teen.
Tips on clothes shopping with your tween or teen
Back-to-school shopping with your tween or teen can be fun and educational if you start with a plan.
Raising a child with mental illness: What I wish I’d known
8 great survival tips from a mother in the trenches.
8 famous "failures" kids can learn from
Think successful people — like Rihanna — never make mistakes? Think again.
5 ways to make family dinnertime easy and fun
Surprise! Eating together helps kids in school and life. Try these 5 ways to make family dinners easy and fun.
5 steps to resisting peer pressure
In the heat of the moment, it can be hard for your child to stay out of trouble. Give him these tools for dealing with peer pressure when it happens.
Tween and teens brains
Kids understand that to get stronger, they need to work their muscles with regular exercise. Teach them the brain is like a muscle that can also be "worked out."
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