April marks National Alcohol Awareness Month and is sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) to educate the masses about America’s #1 […]
When discussing boundary setting, start by defining boundaries and talk about this topic in a developmentally appropriate manner with your children. I often start out […]
5 questions to ask before the big night Whether it’s your child’s first sleepover or your teen’s 100th slumber party, your child’s safety should be […]
Experts at Shared Hope International describe warning signs that an individual is being trafficked. They include: Signs of physical abuse such as burn marks, bruises or […]
Today’s typical family tends to follow a brutal schedule—one in which work, school and extracurricular activities consume nearly all of Monday through Friday, and errands and […]
Coping with emotions is a key milestone in a child’s developmental stage. For elementary school-aged children, there are some things to keep in mind when teaching […]