Elect to Learn: Raise Your Family’s Civic Awareness
Civic awareness can be built upon knowledge of political processes.
Civic awareness can be built upon knowledge of political processes.
Mom-blogger Raya Fagg introduces a financial planner's 7 tips to foster children's savings habits.
Giving kids the responsibility to stay home alone can be a positive, confidence-building experience — a rite of passage.
These tips teach kids how to be kind to others throughout their lives.
The Academy educates boys’ hearts and minds in the Holy Cross tradition. Core values of responsibility, independence, positive self-image, integrity and community are integrated with an innovative curriculum. SEA is a special place for young learners to grow.
Mom blogger Lisa Lightner, a Special Education Advocate, offers advice to parents of school bullying victims.
Mom blogger Trina O'Boyle shared her apple bread recipe with her son's class, and now she shares it with us. It makes a good holiday gift.
Cleaning up teaches kids life skills and a sense of responsibility. Here are some ideas to make it easier and more fun.
Do chores provide their own lessons in family responsibility or does tying them to an allowance teach that money comes from work?
Blogger Trish Adkins, taking a cue from the recent Penn State controversy, decides to intervene in a school fight.
If you’re unsure about your child’s restroom readiness, here are some factors to consider.
Blogger Brandi Jeter realizes that her 2-year-old, Ayva, really IS a princess!
A large family has advantages. Blogger EJ Curran, one of four kids herself, describes them.
Where do we find people who exhibit core values for our kids? We can start with ourselves.
Surprising your children with a new pet is never a good idea. Instead, discuss the idea and answer these key questions.
These 5 steps can help children learn the Art of the Apology.
At summer camp kids learn values, such as the YMCAs' focus on caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Here's how to help children with autism become capable, self-confident adults.
Teen “rebellion” is really establishing an identity. Experts advise parents to remember their own adolescence.
Both parents and children can benefit from establishing consistent organization, planning and memory skills.
Summer camps continue to seek teens for counselor jobs, which build life skills, foster autonomy and teach responsibility.
Here's how to help your teen develop common-sense cell phone habits, plus the latest research findings on teen cell use.