Save a Tooth
Posted March 10, 2010 - 06:45 by Deeanna Franklin Campbell
When your little one loses a tooth unexpectedly it's best to have game plan. Here's some advice from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists on how to save a tooth.College+
Chatroulette: Social Networking Fun Or Predator Paradise?
Posted March 5, 2010 - 06:59 by Lori Kerrigan
Chatroulette is the newest social networking sensation. Is it innocent fun, or a breeding ground for disturbing predator behavior?
Teen Dating Violence More Prevalent Than Many Realize
Posted March 2, 2010 - 07:51 by Deeanna Franklin Campbell
The fight between 21-year-old singer Rihanna and her ex-boyfriend, 19-year-old singer Chris Brown had one positive result: it’s jumpstarted a national dialogue on teens and dating abuse, also known as interpersonal violence.
Free-Range Kids: Nutty or Natural?
Posted February 25, 2010 - 18:19 by Lain Ehmann
Infant mortality is down, violent crime against kids is at one of the lowest rates in decades, and there hasn't been a single -- not one! -- documented case of poisoned Halloween candy. Ever. So why are today's parents so crazy about keeping their kids safe?
Your Public Library: Better than Disneyland
Posted February 11, 2010 - 11:01 by Lain Ehmann
If your vision of a library is a series of cobwebby stacks guarded by a dragon-lady librarian, it may be time to recheck your assumptions. Today's public libraries are chockfull of resources for you and your kids, most of which are free or at very low cost.
Helicopter Parents: Is Bubble-Wrapping Your Children About to Blow Up in Your Face?
Posted February 8, 2010 - 03:00 by Sonja Stewart
If you think that rescuing your child is protecting them from the harsh realities of life, you may just be delaying the inevitable. Here's how to put your parenting back into perspective.
Best of Parenting Round-Up: Communication Edition
Posted January 22, 2010 - 14:00 by Lain Ehmann
If money is the root of all evil, good communication may be the root of peace in our families! Here's our round-up of the best parenting blogs have to offer on the topic of communication with kids of all ages.
“F” For Fitness: Grading Students On Their Health
Posted January 20, 2010 - 09:36 by Rhonda Franz
Last fall, in an apparent effort to combat current rates of poor diet and obesity, Lincoln University in Pennsylvania required anyone with a BMI (Body Mass Index) of 30 or above to take a fitness course.
The Great American Milk-Drinking Craze: Good Purpose Or Propaganda?
Posted January 15, 2010 - 14:54 by Rhonda Franz
Other than sunshine, the most common vitamin D source is usually considered to be cow’s milk. But as goes the good stuff, so goes the bad. Cow’s milk contains saturated fat and cholesterol, ingredients both linked to heart disease.
Building a Child’s Self Confidence
Posted January 14, 2010 - 09:44 by Debbie Dragon
Having great self esteem is perhaps one of the most important traits a child can have. It is what makes a child feel wanted and loved. It is what gives them the ability to foster relationships, develop skills and sets the groundwork for lifelong independence, learning and achievements. Here are some tips that parents, caregivers and teachers can draw upon to help foster self esteem in children.
Begging Goes Virtual This Christmas
Posted December 17, 2009 - 10:27 by Lela Davidson
Online begging sites are gaining popularity in this still-struggling economy. Parents hope to give kids a proper holiday, but are they sacrificing something more important?
Pay Attention to Teens, Keep Them Off Drugs – Duh
Posted December 9, 2009 - 09:00 by Lela Davidson
If you pay attention, they might not inhale. This is the groundbreaking news of the week. In the war to keep your kids off drugs, possibly the only thing more important than paying attention is getting your bluff in early.
FREE Child Safe ID Kits - Added Assurance For Your Family At No Cost
Posted November 16, 2009 - 15:08 by Paul Michael
Every year, over 650,000 children are reported missing. It's a horrible statistic, one that I hope none of you are ever a part of. So, request your FREE Child Safe ID Kit and get a little extra help at a time when you need it most.
The Trouble with Elbow Sneezes
Posted November 6, 2009 - 13:46 by Lela Davidson
Consider me a one-woman army against the scourge of the elbow sneeze. And consider me accepting recruits in my mission. The elbow sneeze is good in theory, but the concept breaks down immediately in the face of the nasty reality.
Parenting a High School Senior: How MUCH is this Going to Cost?
Posted November 5, 2009 - 11:56 by Debbie Dragon
Parenting doesn't come easy -- or cheap! Now, finally, your son or daughter is in the final year of high school — and you are beginning to realize the bills are still adding up — and fast. Between pictures and graduation, homecoming and prom, how much is that last year of high school going to run in terms of dollars and cents?
Six Steps for Dealing with a Sick College Student
Posted October 20, 2009 - 07:06 by Marla Walters
My husband and I have survived phone calls from our daughter with the themes: “I’m lost,” “Uh, it’s 2:30 a.m., and…” and my personal favorite, “Oh, I’m in a night club.” The call we hate the most, however, is, “I’m sick.” Having a sick kid, miles away, at college, can be pretty hard on a parent. Here are six things you can do to help de-stress the “sick student” situation.
Best of Parenting: The Boo-Boo Edition
Posted July 10, 2009 - 20:42 by Linsey Knerl
Being a Mom or Dad has its ups and downs, as well as its fair share of blood and guts. If you’ve ever felt alone in your quest for keeping the crying to a minimum and the Band-Aids well stocked, have no fear. This weekly roundup of the most insightful, ironic, and hysterical blog posts on childhood injury and illness will have you feeling like part of a not-so-exclusive club in no time.
Teaching Children Dollars and Cents
Posted June 18, 2009 - 12:27 by Sarah Peppel
How are your kids going to learn finances if you don't communicate your own struggles with them? There are several positive ways to share your own money-minding lessons.
One Year Down: An Interview with a College Sophomore
Posted June 8, 2009 - 08:16 by Marla Walters
Although we did a lot of reading, internet researching, and talking to other parents, we still had a lot to learn about the college freshman year. Hopefully, this interview will shed more light for parents of college-bound children.![iStock_000004751488XSmall[1].jpg](http://parentingsquad.com/files/parentingsquad.com/imagecache/blog_image_teaser/files/parentingsquad.com/blog-images/iStock_000004751488XSmall[1].jpg "iStock_000004751488XSmall[1].jpg")
Shred Sled Review and Giveaway!
Posted May 20, 2009 - 09:56 by Linsey Knerl
This is perhaps the first review I’ve ever done where I didn’t really test the product myself. I let my 10-year-old daughter have the honors. With adequate safety gear and a limited amount of concrete, we had a great time giving the Shred Sled a try! And we have an extra one to give away!
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