Parenting with a PhD: 5 (more) Signs your Child is Bullying
Last week we touched on the topic of knowing when or if your kid is bullying others. There are many red flags that your kid is bullying and you’ve probably ... Read More
Making Kindness Cool
My friends and I are starting a program called “Kind Is Cool”. We want to stop bullying around the world. We started this when we saw a brand at “Target.” ... Read More
A Parent’s Guide to Fevers
Mom’s dread no phrase like they dread, “it’s that time of year again!” As soon as you hear that phrase, like some kind of sick curse, your kid gets sick. ... Read More
Parenting with a PhD: Signs Your Kid is Bullying
If your child has ever been victimized by another kid, you won’t be surprised to learn that 1 out of 4 kids in grades 6-10 admits to doing at least ... Read More
How to Help Kids Who Won’t Eat
Just thinking about sitting down to breakfast with my kids makes me want to stay in my bed forever. I have one child who eats everything in sight, while my ... Read More
3 Tips on Praising your Children
Children hear a lot of “no’s” from their parents. Childhood is a frustrating time because kids want things- and most of the time they don’t fully understand why they can’t ... Read More
Keeping Your Kids Safe Online
The 2016-2017 school year has begun! Moms in Birmingham and around the country rejoice for the freedom that a new school year brings, but that freedom doesn’t come without additional ... Read More
Talking to Kids about 9-11
Many of our young kids are blissfully unaware of the significance of 9-11 and will probably remain that way for a while. After all, it’s been 15 years since the ... Read More
Tailgating. The Kid Friendly Way.
Contrary to popular belief the words “Tailgate” and “Kids” can co-exist. No, not like the good ole’ days with keg stands, or the 3 beer challenge from the tailgate spot ... Read More
Parenting with a PhD: Keeping Homework in Perspective
We’ve probably all seen this: Fort Worth, TX, Teacher Brandy Young’s note to parents that her 2nd grade students would not be assigned regular homework, other than nightly reading, for ... Read More
