Technology have forced responsible adults to educate kids about online predators, cyber bullies and issues of privacy. However, parents should also include another important lesson – Text Etiquette. Since your kids already participate in the “dos”, here are five “don’ts” to pass along to them.

Through texting and social media, families are happily connecting electronically. However, this new, immediate and convenient communication can sometimes disrupt family harmony. Here are a few guidelines which can help avoid those written communication problems!

The adoption of a new brother or sister can be rewarding, but what happens when the adopted child is sent back?

One of the titles from the New York Times bestselling “Wimpy Kid” book series has been brought to the big screen. A young fan of the series has reviewed the movie and lets readers know if the live action lives up to the written word!

Firstborns are favorites, lastborns are spoiled and middle children are forgotten. Why are parents blamed for creating these unintentional but injurious differences because of birth order? Perhaps viewing the parent’s perspective from a new, relatable angle will help!

Need a good reference guide to teach good sportsmanship to your kids? The Kid’s (and parent too!) Book of Good Sportsmanship may just be the teaching guide you need. Here’s the review.

Should siblings go into business together? Two sisters give their top three tips for creating a successful sibling business relationship.

Adult sibling comparisons often include children and child rearing methods. Here are six tips to keep the differences in parenting skills from adding to adult sibling rivalry.

St. Valentine’s Day is not just for romance. Start a Make a Heart, Give a Heart campaign to teach valuable lessons of compassion to your children.

The Siblings’ Busy Book can be a helpful resource for parents and daycare providers. Find out why!