parenTTime

Parenting in the 90’s is very tough. Peer pressure on our children, as well as new technology, makes it tough to keep your kids on the straight and narrow. Today’s site is an excellent site for a load of details on helping you become a good parent.

It is called parenTTime, and is a depository of information on (what else?) being a good parent. What I like about this site is the ability to customize it to a specific age. The age ranges from first trimester to age 18, with the first year broken down into 12 months. This allows the user to focus on an age that they are interested in and not have to wade through surplus information. I mean, why read about teen-age problems when your oldest is only five. There is a recipe of the day, a baby name of the day, as well as a tip and book of the day. There is such a wealth of information here, too much to cover in a short column.

So visit this site, even if you don’t have kids. The information contained here is timely, and updated daily. So it is always contemporary, not some warmed over re-printed article that has been there for 2 months. So mark the site, and check it out.

http://pathfinder.com/ParentTime/Welcome/

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