Articles related to "Listening To Your Kid"

Cliques, rumors, insecurity, and hormones create the perfect breeding ground for social conflicts. Help kids learn a model to solve their own problems peacefully.

Adele Faber and Elaine share their tested methods to help improve communication skills for parents.

Listening takes at least two people; one to talk and the other to hear what is being said. Are you listening to your tween when she talks? Here are some tips to help.

Finding the right role models for your kids will shape who they become. Parents, as well as other adults in the lives of youth, play critical roles.

A good relationship is crucial for making an impact when working with teens. There are several common elements.

Young people really need fathers. As adults rush to meet their own needs, many have forgotten to ask children and teens about the impact of divorce and missing fathers.

How to Prepare for the Back-to-School Exodus in your home!

Nobody likes a tattletale, but try convincing a child who feels it's her duty to report the wrongdoings of others of this.

Parenting really can be more fun than frustrating. Don't think so? These five tips may just change your mind. Enjoy your children more!

An experienced Soto Zen meditator describes how to apply the technique to work and leisure activities throughout the day.

What do you need to know to help kids resist the pressure of alcohol advertising?

Being creative and thoughtful about understanding a teenagers needs, will help build a strong family connection between the child and the adoptive family.

A trusting relationship takes time and dedication. What can you do to enhance the process?

Attending a conference is one of the best ways to gain new insights. The International Reading Association attracts teachers, parents, and writers interested in literacy.

These suggestions for a divorced family Christmas will help give the gift of love and harmony. Christmas and divorce for kids can be peaceful, not painful.

Many parents can use work at home opportunities to bring in a little extra money even when they're watching over the kids. Learn how to find freelance jobs for moms.

Reading assistance dogs are therapy animals that patiently listen to children read stories to help students improve reading skills and build self esteem.

On an Aspen vacation, kids can leave their parents behind with fun camps and classes targeted to the shorter set. Plus, activities the entire family can enjoy together.

Butterfly pavilions are an excellent place to learn about butterflies and other insects when butterflies aren't in season.