5 Tips for Becoming a Strong Blended Family
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In a new FREE webinar tomorrow night – June 8th you can learn more about how to have a part-time career that looks just like a full-time job.
It’s one of the more terrifying thoughts for many parents – their teenager getting behind the wheel of a car. Will they pay attention? Will they text and drive? Will they speed? Will they obey the traffic rules? All of these questions race through our minds. The real question is – do you?
Having trouble with your child’s behavior? (What parent doesn’t?) Think it’s more than just a bad attitude? Does your child frequently exhibit any of the following behaviors (more than normal)?
Is your child playing more than 20 hours of video games a week? (That’s just under 3 hours a day). Does he or she skip chores, perform poorly in school, think about playing games all the time or even lie about playing or steal money to buy games? These are signs your child could have…
AAP has recently revised the recommendations for swimming lessons for 1 to 4 year olds.