As parents, it is a big concern when your child comes home with unsatisfactory grade, but how will you feel if it is you, Mom or Dad, who receives the “D” grade?
Some schools around the nation are taking a direct approach in getting parents involved in their children’s education by grading parents on factors inculding:

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As a parent, you already know some of the consequences your child may face when they don’t get enough sleep:

Crabbiness
Temper tantrums
Tardiness to school
Under performance in school, athletic and social activities

What many parents don’t know and sceintists are now theorizing is that:
“Sleep problems during formative years can cause permanent changes in a child’s brain structure: […]

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In my earlier post, I took a look at the good news about Parents, Teens and the Internet, now I want to share with you some of the not so good news. I use the term not so good news because the news could be much worse, making it bad news, but things could definitely […]

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Historically, many of the joys and burdens of parenting have fallen on Mom’s. However, times have changed, and parenting is not just a mom’s responsibility. Dad’s need to, and are getting more involved in their children’s lives. It can be difficult, as so many of today’s Dad’s grew up with Dad’s that loved them, but […]

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There is little doubt that your kids may already know more about computers and how to use the Internet than you do. But, there are good signs, that despite some parents limited knowledge about the Internet, parents are setting rules to protect their child. According to the Pew Internet and American Life Project:

Over […]

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