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76Let Your Children Think!
by Stay at Home Dad
I taught fourth grade my first year in the profession. Thirty four wonderful children, eyes wide with anticipation reported for learning in my open-space classroom at Rippling Woods Elementary. We discussed... published 19 hours ago
82Why You Should Let Your Children Watch TV
by Isabella Snow
I am so incredibly sick and tired of hearing everybody and their mother condemn the television. I'm also tired of hearing people insist that 4 hours of television on a daily basis is a bad, bad thing -- only... published 2 days ago
85Online Games to Improve Your Child's Math Skills
by amy jane
A review of the best websites to help your child improve their math skills, get homework help and have fun learning. published 5 months ago
70Have A New Kid By Friday
by Encourager
Is your home a place of love, respect and accountability for actions? Do you have peace, encouragement, and unconditional acceptance in your home? Are you the kind of parent you always wanted to be? Are your... published 3 weeks ago
81Learning Games For Toddlers
by amy jane
An extensive collection of brain building games and activities for you and your toddler to enjoy together, categorized by age levels. published 5 months ago
79Why You Shouldn't Send Your Kid To Rehab
by Isabella Snow
If you've got a kid who's hanging round with the wrong crowd (and you're actually aware of it) you're probably concerned that your little princess is going to go Courtney Love on you. Maybe you think she... published 5 days ago
71Games For Babies
by amy jane
Much has changed in the arena of baby care in recent years, and chances are you are doing things far differently than in your mother's or grandmother's days. Some things don't change, though. Babies still... published 5 months ago
72Attachment Parenting and Positive Parenting Hub
by Ashley Ryan
Attachment parenting, a phrase coined by pediatrician William Sears, it is a parenting philosophy based on the principles of the attachment theory in developmental psychology.A More Detailed Definition of... published 7 months ago
77Naptime a Necessity? How to Get the Most Persistent Child to Sleep
by Stay at Home Dad
Here is an interesting story I wrote in my journal after I began my new role as a stay at home dad. Hidden in the humor is a very practical tool for overcoming a difficult situation. Maybe this will help you... published 5 weeks ago
67Potty Training Made Easy
by DustyShoe
Being the mother of 5 boys, toilet training was a major, major thing in my life. My boys are now grown and on their own, but I have never forgotten those days of trying to get them to use a toilet instead of... published 4 weeks ago
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