Thoughts on Raising Children
Ideas, tips, suggestions, and the sharing of child-raising tales.
Back To School! 
Back to School is never as simple as it looks on the supply store commercials. There are always challenges! You are not alone! Dealing with Difficult Conversations
All conversations with your children will not be easy - but all conversations are necessary. Learn how to face difficult topics head-on! Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet
Lots of sites attempt to tell parents how to keep their children safe on the internet. Which tips are really the best? Learning By Example 
Children learn by example. What lessons are you teaching? Learning to Let Go
We begin letting go of our children from the time they are born, but none of it prepares us for the time when they move out into the world. Making the Adjustment from Single Parenting to Step-Parenting
Most single parents hope that one day they will find someone with whom they want to share their lives - including the parenting responsibilities. How do you adjust to the inclusion of a step-parent? On Living with Grown Children
One day you wake up and find that the tiny little baby that needed you for everything had grown into an adult. It comes as no surprise; it is how it is meant to be. But how well, as a parent, do you deal? Parenting for Independence
Independence is one of the goals of parenting - for both the parent and the child. How do we teach our children to attain independence successfully? Teens and Stress
We all hear about the stress of being a teenager. Most of us think about kids who are unsupervised, into drugs, or have other crises in their lives. But are these the only kids who deal with stress? The Always-Fallible Parent
The opposite of the infallible parent, the always-fallible parent finds a way to blame themselves for everything that happens in the life of their child. Why do they do this? And how can they break the cycle? The Infallible Parent
Infallible parents believe that they must always be right. This does not necessarily mean that they believe that they ARE always right, just that they have the expectation of themselves that they should always be right. Do you fit into this category? They are What we Teach
What is the point of raising children the "right" way? And what is the "right" way? Where does the responsibility lie? As parents, we are their prime example...what are you teaching your children?
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