1. Put phones away during mealtime. Before you roll your eyes and say you've heard that one plenty of times already, ask yourself this: "Have we actually tried this in our home? Consistently?" You have no
1. Put phones away during mealtime. Before you roll your eyes and say you've heard that one plenty of times already, ask yourself this: "Have we actually tried this in our home? Consistently?" You have no
Ask your teen what they are most looking forward to as they go back to school, and you are likely to hear something about being with their friends. While teens today have umpteen digital options for staying
Summer camp was one of the most wonderful threads woven throughout the fabric of my childhood. For years, my sisters and I would head off to "church" camp for a week of tech-free bonding with old and
As a part of my efforts to increase the accessibility of my website, I am re-posting articles from my old Parenting 101 page as stand-alone blog posts on the main site. March 13, 2007 “Tune In Before
As a part of my efforts to increase the accessibility of my website, I am re-posting articles from my old Parenting 101 page as stand-alone blog posts on the main site. And as I look through this
As a part of my efforts to increase the accessibility of my website, I am re-posting articles from my old Parenting 101 page as stand-alone blog posts on the main site. August 26, 2008 – “Reading With
Many folks along the Gulf Coast, and even "up here" in Baton Rouge, are bracing ourselves for the impact of Isaac. As any trip to a local gas station, hardware store, or Stuff-Mart right now will reveal,
Supply lists. Reading lists. Backpack shopping. School uniforms or new school clothes. Online shopping. Mall shopping. Stuff Mart shopping. Yes, Moms and Dads, another school year begins in just a few mornings. Time to usher out the
- Q: What is the most important step you can take to protect your kids in their online experience? - A: Maintain an active relationship with them based on ongoing dialogue of respectful, clear instruction and questions
Here's a little Christmas idea for your kids this year...give them the gift of limits on their screen time. Don't expect them to jump for joy and sing your praises as if you just bought them the