by Diane Masiello, Ph.D. The competition at try-outs was fierce, and your child didn’t make the team. Chances are they feel awful, and so do you. However, remember that children, like adults, aren’t always going
by Brandy Abalos As children get older, they push to see movies with higher ratings. Some theaters even require proof of age with a valid ID before admitting people into movies with certain ratings.
by Brandy Abalos Kids are going back to school, and the weather is getting cooler. Fall is almost here! Along with the season comes fall festivals where you can enjoy the sights and sounds
by Mark Bello How could any of us live without our smartphones, laptops and other devices that allow us to go online? Technology has been an essential part of our everyday lives for decades. It
by: Brandi Abalos All parents at some point believe the phrase "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink" should be revised to "you can give a child storage bins,
by Diane Masiello College-bound students who start planning for college during their freshman year will find the process much less stressful and time-consuming than those who wait to start during their senior year. However, every
by Diane Masiello, Ph.D. Summer is here, and your child has no desire to do the educational practices that will help them avoid "the summer slide"—the tendency some students have to lose academic progress during the
by Brandy Abalos Children can learn a lot in the kitchen, from math skills to leadership abilities. They love to take control of a recipe and even make it their own. Kids can build confidence
by Tobi Millrood On the list of life’s superlatives, the greatest day in a man’s life is the day he becomes a father. Whatever was the scene of his life before, the portrait is forever
by Joshua M. Neuman One of the greatest developments in the history of humankind has been the technological advances of our civilization over the last 100 years. In 1921, there were no computers, no electronic
