Learning to Be a Less Protective Parent
I had a hard time balancing what is too much or too little protection, so I stared talking to other mothers. Knowing they also struggle gave me reassurance.
How One Teen Plans to Survive the First Day at a New School
Tomorrow is a big day. I’m starting at a brand new school. I know this is a fresh start and I want to make it a good one, but will I?
How are You Coping with the Empty Nest?
Having an empty nest at home can evoke strong feelings. Here are some signs that you need help managing this transition.
Helicopter Parenting
Letting your child fall and fail may not be easy, but it will certainly benefit their development and your relationship.
Bribing Your Child?
Bribery may have a bad connotation, but combining a small incentive with responsible parenting could just make your life a bit easier.
Top Three Ways to Fix your Child’s Sleep Problems
Oftentimes children have difficulty knowing that they are tired or sleep deprived. It is up to the adults in their life to watch for the signs.
How Teens Can Help a Friend With an Eating Disorder
Recently we were asked for advice about a teen who suspected that her friend has an eating disorder. What should she do? Read this post for suggestions from Sue Cook.
Introducing a New Partner to Your Children
For children whose parents are not together, the introduction of a new person may create a loyalty bind. Here’s how to set a foundation for success.
Building Resilience in Children
If you want to build resilience in your children, revisit these five points to build a foundation for them to be resilient adults.
When Your Teen Asks, “Do You Think I am Fat?”
At Family TLC we have helped many parents whose teenagers ask difficult questions. Here are some ideas for when your teen asks for your opinion.
