Monthly Archives: May 2009
Parenting Advice Corner: Holding on to Babyhood
Jody Pawel asked: Question: My son will be 4 in September. He is trying to remain a baby. We do not encourage any type of behavior that he should be past. For example, at daycare he will go into the … Continue reading
Parenting Versus Friendship
Mind Spectrum Institute asked: We are Generation X. Parents trying to learn how to be parents. We are bombarded with books on self-esteem, how to raise confident children, talking to your child, bonding with your infant, etc. We are also … Continue reading
How to be a Supportive Parent
Andrew Kasch asked: There are different levels of support that a parent can provide, depending on the age and maturity levels of their child. When a child is very young, the supportive parent can do relatively simple things such as … Continue reading
Good Parenting Advice – Are You Giving Your Child The Edge At School?
Deanna Mascle asked: Today the pressure to succeed at school begins even earlier than ever. Children in kindergarten and first grade are held to a standard of success that their parents never had to worry about. While in the past … Continue reading
This Parenting Advice is Worth Sharing
Mark Arens asked: I recently heard this story from an employee and just knew I needed to share it with you.Recently at lunch with a group of coworkers, we focused our attention on one of our coworkers who was about … Continue reading
Relationship Advice for New Parents
Paul Friedman asked: You have welcomed a new person to grow up in your family. You have in fact changed your family forever and it no longer belongs to just the two of you. Through your generosity and love you … Continue reading
Wedding Advice for the Father of the Bride
Paul Banas asked: Seeing their child get married can be a proud and happy day for a father, but it can also be stressful, particularly when it is their daughter’s wedding.There is the issue of seeing daddy’s little girl all … Continue reading
Relationship Advice For Teens, How To Manage Your Parents (For Teens & Parents)
Richard Y. asked: Love them or hate them, they are still your parents. When you are young, you love them to be around and to be pampered by them. When you become a teen, you want to be independent and … Continue reading
Divorce Support For Parents: Successful Email Communication
Laura Doerflinger, MS, LMHC asked: Want to successfully raise your children after divorce? Communication is a must! Though many divorcing couples would like nothing better than to sever ties, former spouses do become co parents. And clearly some co parenting … Continue reading
Advices on Teen Growth
Sushil Kumar Singh Raghav asked: It is important for teenagers to have a comprehensive information about teen growth. The teens want to know the factors that affect their growth and growing well inspires confidence.As teenagers exit their childhood years, their … Continue reading