Parenting

The CJaneRun Blog is an inspirational and sometimes gut-wrenching blog to read.  Jane is the sister of Stephanie and SIL of Christian who were in a plane crash and survived - but with horrific injuries

On of my favorite books on parenting and baby/child care is The New Basics written by Michel Cohen M.D.  When I was pregnant, my husband and I went to Barnes and Noble to search for books on parenting. 

I just found out about this cool website: TUT (Totally Unique Thoughts) believes that everyone's special, that every life is meaningful, and that we're all here to learn that dreams really do come true

In the new age of cell phones with cameras, text messaging, video, mp3 player capabilities, and family plans, it is no wonder so many of our children are carrying cell phones these days.  I have seen children

If you are looking for work from home, you might find this article useful in your search. The article lists 10 companies that hire only at home workers, plus it provides names of few other companies that hire home-b

NASA Kids Club is the website recommended to us by one of our teachers at our school.  My daughter is learning all about space and missions, so this site is amazing for her to explore once she comes home and

WebMD has a great article on rethinking the word "spoiled" and how to know whether you are setting the proper expectations for your child. "Every parent has probably heard it at one time or another:

Don’t let your child become a victim of a bully. A frank, easy to read website for both adults and children, www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov/index.asp is a great place for tips and information on how to get

I read about this idea in a magazine 5 years ago while in my OB/GYN's office.  Unfortunately I cannot tell you the name of the magazine to give credit where credit is due.  The way to monster proof

If your children have nightmares, here is an excellent article explaining how for the most part, these bad dreams are a manner of coping with the many changes they face in the process of growing up. What I especially