Is a Claim of “Brain-Based” Enough? How Parents Can Tell “Good” Science From “Bad”
How many times have you seen a toy for your kid or come across an ad for a learning program […]
Preschoolers and Kids
The Secrets to Raising a Successful Daughter (Hint: Dad is the Key)
It’s been long known that mothers are critical in developing aspirations about work and family in their daughters. But new
How To Talk to a Kid About Lance Armstrong — Without Mentioning His Name
This post has been selected as a front page feature on Divine Caroline. All of us have been horrified by
babies and toddlers, Preschoolers and Kids
Reading To Your Child: Is There a Better Way and Should You Even Try?
My favorite part of toddlerhood so far is how my son has become captivated by certain books and pictures. He’s
babies and toddlers, My Featured Writing, Preschoolers and Kids
Guest Post on the Science of Mom
I was honored to do a guest post today on Alice Callahan’s fantastic blog, The Science of Mom. She writes
Parenting, Preschoolers and Kids
Is being raised by a single parent always a risk factor for failure?
The online magazine Slate has had an interesting discussion during the past week about challenging the accepted notion that single