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High Blood Pressure: Is Your Daughter At Risk?
“High blood pressure in kids? That’s what my grandmother has!” Not anymore. New research shows that kids are more prone to hypertension than ever before.
The Do’s and Dont’s of Your Daughters Dress Code
Does your teen or tween daughter dress too provocatively? Find out what to do…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day : Serve With Your Family
Sit down with your family this week and plan a service project; work together, serve together and help your family learn that even the youngest members can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
Learn to Like Different—for Better or for Worse
What do we really want for our girls? We want them to experience a world that welcomes their dreams, their agendas, and their unique gifts. That world does not yet exist.
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Site Posts Pics of “Real Moms” Beautiful Bellies
Why do moms constantly feel their bellies aren’t beautiful? A new website shows us the meaning of true beauty.
If You Like Herman Cain, Then You’ll Love Steven Colbert
A vote for Herman Cain is a vote for Steven Colbert in South Carolina this weekend.
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How Working Parents Can Avoid the Homework Crunch
Finding it difficult to help your daughter “squeeze” in all of her after school activities, sports, and homework? Check out these tips!
Be the Anti-Bully: There’s No Such Thing as an Innocent Bystander
To be a person of character, to make a difference, to save a life…PARENTS have to learn how to be an anti-bully.
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Snooping on Your Daughter: Is It Ethical?
By: Danielle. I needed to look up a recipe for an upcoming family event, and my computer had crashed the week before. Accordingly, I went to my daughter’s room and asked if I could use her computer. She shrugged and said, “Sure,” then left the room to go watch television downstairs. As I started typing [...]
Why We Have Mom Guilt and How it Can Actually Be Good For Us
By: Elizabeth Donovan, M.A. I’m guilty of a lot of things- sometimes it’s burning the lasagna, other times it’s saying the wrong thing and then reconsidering my position. Those things are easy to admit. I have more difficulty acknowledging my guilt over not being the “perfect mom.” You know, the mom who can juggle 10 [...]
Christmas Memories: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
By: Danielle. The holiday season is chocked full of traditions. In my opinion it is what makes them so special. However, not all traditions are good. In fact, some families hold on to traditions far too long. When raising children, I think it’s really important to establish some traditions. It creates something to look forward [...]
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Your Daughter Is Too Young To Be Old
By: Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC. Magazines, television and music today are all focused on bodies. Thin, young, and beautiful bodies supposedly equate to more money, power, and fame. Our youth has never had a narrower concept of beauty, nor have they ever had the pressure of being able to pose for a photo and [...]
Generation Text: Do you know what your teens are writing?
By: Melissa Linton. A battle brews every day and has for ages between parents and teens. Teens think their parents are too old and don’t understand “their world” and parents think their teens are too young and inexperienced for the “real world”. Teenagers of every generation have used slang to talk to each other in [...]
Stay Engaged With Your Daughter
By: Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC. Summer is really here. No more scheduled homework nights, no more packing lunches, and no more worrying about teacher reports and whether your child turned in their homework. We are not worry free though. The CDC has just released a report which is startling to parents of tweens and [...]
