See quotes as a reminder of why you do the things you do for her, when some days seem troubling.

You became the daughter you are today because of what your mother passed along to you. Ask yourself, "What things did your mother pass along to you?" Happy Mother's Day!

This is part 2 of “Getting Involved”. This should serve as a helpful tool to reduce stress. Please keep in mind that some of the strategies may not work, which then I urge you to seek professional assistance. These strategies are designed for both children and adults.

Being involved in your daughter’s life has rewards. It includes memories, great conversations, a deeper relationship with your daughter, and the chance to watch your daughter grow into a healthy and responsible adult. Steps to get involved.

A mothers job in tells her to work 24/7 a week, you get no vacations, no sick days and certainly no personal days. Did I forget to mention that overtime is mandatory? In addition, you are not paid. Please find inspiring quotes from some great people reminding us why she does it.

This is Part II of the "BULLYING article. I encourage all to use this a tool for all levels of bullying when bullying continues or gets worse.

Picture the world without bullies. We would all love to be a part of that world. Bullying can occur in any context, which may include school, workplace, cyber, family, church, and neighborhoods. Here you will find several helpful tips and links to help stop, recognize, and prevent bullying.

Do you know what autism is? Did you know that autism affects boys more than girls? Do you know how to look for warning signs? Here you will discover helpful tips and information on how to recognize autism in your daughter. You will also see how to be supportive for her in her development efforts.

I am sure we all remember some parts of school and some of it may not have been so nice or easy. Look at how school can be her best place of learning or worst. Here you will find some helpful tips on how to help your daughter survive pre-school, grade school, middle school, or high school.

Teachers, who are they? Do they teach enough or not enough? Do they really go through a great deal with your daughter? Can they really identify challenges that you may be missing? Here you will find out how hard your teacher works for your daughter!