For the underachieving child, motivate them but don't force them to become something they're not.
Some kids seem disorganized in school from day one. Tune in next time for advice on handling them!
There's no known harm associated with night terrors, but it may take coaxing to get kids back to sleep!
Night terrors—in deeper sleep than nightmares—may frighten, but thankfully there are no lasting effects.
Trust isn't all or nothing. When your child shouts: "You don't trust me!" Tell them trust comes in stages.
Don't let friends suffer alone. Watch for ways to help, sensitively offer encouragement, and be there.
When caring for aging parents, get everyone involved now and make plans together for the years ahead.
What do you give your child to help them do better in school? It's better than money or prizes—it's you!
Don't put off family time for something "just around the corner"…before you know it, life is all corners!
Don't let your life be controlled by the "if only's". Everyone loses when playing the comparison game!
Good news! Increasing your activity a little—even with a few chores—can greatly improve your health!
Researchers are now discovering that high divorce rates carry major implications for the nation's future.
Build up your child's identity by spending time one-on-one. You can encourage their unique personality.
Don't ignore the warning signs of alcoholism. Get help today. You—and your family—won't regret it!
Our culture today pressures girls to be aggressive with boys. Prepare and equip her with self-respect.
Anti-smoking ads do help stop teens from smoking, but most influential in the decision is their family.
Marriages that go the distance have found ways to fight fair—addressing the issue without destruction.
Has your relationship hit the doldrums? Intentionally bring romance back and revitalize your marriage!
Looking for fresh parenting advice? There is help in books, but also seek out a community of support.
Ups and downs will come in parenting, but the rewards of good parenting will last a lifetime!
Perfection isn't possible—even in parenting. Address what you can change, and let go of what you can't.