Archive for May, 2010


Are Parents Helping or Enabling Their Adult Children?

The primary job of a parent is to prepare their children for how the world really works. We teach and train our children from childhood the knowledge and skills necessary to become independent adults, self-sufficient and upstanding members of society. In the real world, you...


Parenting Help To Protect Children—When Parents Fail—Explanation Of A Way To Solve The Problem

The PremiseMany instances exist in our society where children are hurt because of the lack of parental protection or control. Often, it seems obvious to us, as rape victims and sexual abuse survivors, that with more parental involvement that those tragic events may have been avoided completely. We may ask, “Why didn’t my parent or guardian protect me?” The answer...


Honest Parenting – Help Your Child to Become a Happy, Productive and Responsible Adult

Parenting is one big thing we all face in our lives at some point. It is inevitable (except for those who decide not to have kids and not to adopt a child either) but it is very much a learning experience as well. Is your child or teen out of control / depressed / argumentative etc ? Well, the information you are about to read here in this article (and in much more detail on my main website)...


Developing Co Parenting Skills: Working Together To Raise Happy Kids

Co-parenting isn’t easy. It’s actually quite a chore. When neither parent is willing to negotiate or communicate, the child has the job of transitioning from one parenting style to the other. As a parent educator and family therapist, I have seen many anxious and confused children affected by their parents’ inconsistent rules and styles. Sometimes children do this under the same roof and...


Natural Nurturing: Parenting Prodigies

Prodigies are born, not made! Parents of prodigies have a very demanding role to play if their prodigious off springs are to make it big in life. Children who make dramatic entries disappear fast, as parents do precious little to handle their greatness. Pressure to perform and perform consistently, high expectations of an overambitious society can mar the greatness of the prodigies. They need...