How to Survive the Holidays with Dignity The holidays are hard. Here are realistic ways to get through them while keeping your dignity and sanity intact. 1. Be...
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To Tell Or Not To Tell: How To Respond When Our Kids Confide In Us By Rosalind Wiseman “Mom – I am going to tell you something but you have to...
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10 Tips for Avoiding the “Perfect Parent” Trap By Rosalind Wiseman Forget trying to live up to the impossible "ideal parent". Here are tips to avoid the perfect parent...
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The following excerpt is from Rosalind Wiseman’s Queen Bees & Wannabes, 3rd Edition: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and the New Realities of Girl World, where Wiseman gives...
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How to Punish (and How Not to Punish) a Teenage Boy By Rosalind Wiseman Ugh. You just found out that your son has done something really bad. The kind...
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What’s wrong, and how do we help? Getting children the right mental-health support. By Rosalind Wiseman We used to think that only “at-risk” kids had mental-health problems. But if you...
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Young people must have an effective realistic approach that also admits how strange and scary it can feel to face the problem.
We know there are many incredible resources available, and it can be overwhelming to sift through them all. Here are a few of our favorite publications that shape the way...
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We know young people are the experts. So lately, we have been sharing quotes from young people around the country that give us some insight into their experiences, and ways...
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Bullied Before: Preparing Your Child to Hold Their Head High By Rosalind Wiseman When you send your child back to the same school where they were bullied in the...
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Do Kids Have To Hug? Response To Girl Scouts Blog We support the Girls Scouts blog post on children being that forced to hug and kiss adults. We also...
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Five Ways to Get Young People to Take Us Seriously About Bullying Prevention 1. Teach children that it’s not always possible to avoid conflict. Instead, sometimes conflict happens, and...
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Parents are exhausting their children. An eighth-grade boy explains how. By Rosalind Wiseman TweetSharePinEmail Adults often believe that kids have it relatively easy. No bills to pay. No job to...
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I've Got Your Back: Help Children Say Hello to Friends & Goodbye to Bullies, co-authored by Staci Schwartz and Lorna Blumen, is designed for parents, caregivers and/or teachers and children...
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