Straight Talk About Online Harassment
Cyberbullying may seem like something that happens to other people, but statistics say otherwise.
Parenting
Fresh Take: Helping Kids Embrace New Things
Helping children learn to embrace fresh experiences can pave the way for a more fulfilling adulthood.
Criticism Can Complicate ADHD in Kids
Children of parents who criticize often tend to hang on to symptoms of ADHD into their adolescent years.
From the Kids' Perspective: Sports and Parents
What kids wish their parents would do before, during and after a sports game.
Helping Kids Dress Well and Feel Great
How to help kids make positive wardrobe choices.
Quit the Nagging: Help Kids Learn Through Natural Consequences
Tired of nagging, yelling and power struggles? It might be time for a new discipline approach.
New Guidelines for Tots and Technology
The AAP revises guidelines on screentime babies and toddlers, acknowledging that screens are everywhere.
4 Ways to Help Your Child Learn Empathy
Empathy is not an inherent character trait. Kids must practice being empathetic to become empathetic.
What Are You Teaching Your Kids When You're Glued To Your Phone?
62% of kids say that their parents don't pay attention to them because they are too busy on their cell phone. What do your kids think about you?
Should I Use Screen Time to Motivate My Child?
Screens may help motivate, but sends the wrong message to kids.
How Old is Old Enough?
9 guidelines for raising independent teens
Should Students Disclose Depression/Anxiety on College Applications?
These tips offer guidance and help for effectively and tactfully describing mental health challenges.
4 Ways to Raise Kids Who Love to Read
Encourage a love of reading during National Reading Month.
Safety Tips for Sleepwalkers
If you find yourself with a sleepwalker in the house, consider these tips to create a safe sleep environment.
Encouraging Healthy Media Use for Kids
Encouraging a lifetime of healthy media use is more complex than ever before.
5 Ways To Show Your Kids Some Love
Valentine's Day is a good time to remember to show your kids some love, too.
Helping Your Child Face Their Fears
When it comes to children’s fears, the list can range from monsters to thunderstorms and everything in between.
4 Books That Are Good To Have on Hand
From how to con your kid to raising kids to be smart about money, here are a couple books to add to your shelf.
A Dad's Parenting Resolutions for 2016
A fresh start and a clean slate.
Helping Kids Set and Reach Goals
Learning to set and achieve goals boosts kids’ success in a big way.
More Than the Birds and the Bees: Teaching Your Child About Healthy Sexuality
Even if it’s uncomfortable, talking with kids about sexuality is one of the best ways to provide a foundation for healthy choices.
3 Books to Help You Talk to Your Child About Sex
Books to help guide those sometimes tricky conversations.
Charlotte Parent's 12 Most-Read Stories of 2015
From a viral bucket list to a blog post on Charlotte's silent lunch trend, these were our most popular stories in 2015.
3 Ways to Help Your Teen Be More Resilient
Teaching teens the proper tools can help them bounce back from life’s most trying moments.
