Solutions

	Title	Issue
	JEALOUSY Nearly all children experience envy Here's how to help them handle it. By Susan Stopper	November 2011
	Values in a Charlie Sheen World Where do we find people who exhibit core values for our kids? We can start with ourselves. by Terri Akman	September 2011
	Why Is My Child So Angry? Numerous triggers can irritate children, produce stress and anxiety and set off anger. Here are suggestions from professionals and parents for dealing with angry children. by Ann L. Rappoport, PhD	July 2011
	How To Tell If Your Child Is Lying Body language, expressions and defensive responses can provide telltale signs that a kid is fibbing by Terri Akman	July 2011
	4 Car Seat Questions & Answers Car seat transitions should be clear-cut — but often they’re not. Here are answers to frequently asked questions. by Deborah Carpenter	July 2011
	Drug and Alcohol Chats that Connect Find everyday experience to discuss drugs, drinking and smoking — and start young. by Terri Akman	June 2011
	Kids' Tech Habits Need Balance Facebook, texting, video games, YouTube — are they making our kids dumb? Rewiring their brains? Enabling them or distracting them? by Susan Stopper	February 2011
	How To Escape 8 Discipline Traps Understanding how to escape these familiar discipline traps can help parents keep their cool handling child behavior issues. by Michele Ranard	January 2011
	Pets as Presents: Plan and Talk First Surprising your children with a new pet is never a good idea. Instead, discuss the idea and answer these key questions.	December 2010
	Good Deeds Are a Click Away Children and families can find wondeful opportunities on the Internet for charitable giving and participating in good causes. by Carolyn Jabs	November 2010

JEALOUSY

Nearly all children experience envy Here's how to help them handle it.

By Susan Stopper

November 2011

Values in a Charlie Sheen World

Where do we find people who exhibit core values for our kids? We can start with ourselves.

by Terri Akman

September 2011

Why Is My Child So Angry?

Numerous triggers can irritate children, produce stress and anxiety and set off anger. Here are suggestions from professionals and parents for dealing with angry children.

by Ann L. Rappoport, PhD

July 2011