Amazing Comedian Quotes About Parenting by Nathan Davidson | Nov 3, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting Every parent has their take on the joy of parenthood. Most parents will tell you that while it’s one of the hardest jobs you’ll ever have in life, it’s also easily the most rewarding. Whether you’re a new parent or a seasoned veteran, you’re going to love this amazing comedian…
New Study Finds Moms Who Give Birth in Winter or Spring Less Likely to Suffer from Postpartum Depression by Taylor Bennett | Oct 25, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting When Jane wasn’t working one of her two jobs, she was daydreaming about the birth of her baby. He (Jane just knew it was a boy) was only the size of an avocado, but she already loved him so much—his tiny hands and feet, his sure-to-be cute giggles, even his…
Dads suffer from postpartum depression too by Taylor Bennett | Sep 18, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting, Postpartum & Pregnancy For many parents, bringing a child into the world is the greatest journey, experience, and accomplishment of their lifetime. After dedicating those 9 months to growing a healthy baby, seeing their child and hearing them cry for the first time is an absolute miracle. The parents want nothing more than…
New Study Reveals Moms Would Rather Have Extroverted Kids Than Intelligent Ones by Taylor Bennett | Sep 9, 2017 | Children, Teens, & Adolescents, Mental Health Topics, Parenting, Research Expectant and new mothers dream about what their child will be like. Will she be smiley or cry all the time? Will he be an adventurous little guy or on the calmer side? Will they grow to be smart like their father or creative like their mother? But despite how…
Funny Tweets About Parenting by Nathan Davidson | Aug 17, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting If you’ve recently become a new parent, these funny tweets about parenting should give you some helpful advice while hopefully giving you a much needed humorous break. Read them with your husband, wife, or even your baby. And as long as you remember that there’s no future parenting problem that…
Does My Kid Have too Much Money? by Lenora KM | Jun 6, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Money & Financial Issues, Parenting Some children inherit money or get it from an injury or other legal settlement. (In some cases, they have fatter wallets than their parents.) Many state guardianship laws let children take control of their money when they celebrate their 18th birthday, which can be a recipe for disaster. With large…
Should I Pay for My Kid’s College? by Lenora KM | Jun 6, 2017 | Money & Financial Issues, Parenting You have helped your child work through the alphabet and arithmetic in elementary school, made sure he kept on track with homework through middle school and guided him in high school to ensure he studied and received grades that would get him into the colleges of his choice. It was…
Things to do Before Your Child Becomes a Teen by Lenora KM | May 2, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting You’ve watched your child as she slept in her crib peacefully, nursed her back to health when she had the sniffles, and held her tiny hand when you brought her to school for the first day of kindergarten. You watched your son play in every Little League baseball game, cleaned…
Real Talk on Surviving the First Six Months With Your Newborn by Thriveworks Counseling | Apr 25, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting Mess + Magic: Real Talk on Surviving the First Six Months With Your Newborn Here’s an odd cultural quirk about pregnancy and parenthood in 21st Century America: while there’s a ton of focus on the stuff that swirls around having a baby (labor and delivery, decorating the nursery, how to…
21 Parenting Tips for the 21st Century (Not For the Weak of Heart) by Michael Reffner, Ed.S. | Oct 13, 2016 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting The birth of new technologies in the 20th Century was supposed to make our lives easier and provide more time for family, personal interests, or just to relax. Instead, the pace has picked up. Work demands have become more hectic. Our schedules are overloaded. But our children – –…
Helping your child with ADHD transition back to school by Stacie Davidson M.S., LPC | Jun 6, 2016 | ADHD, Mental Health Topics, Parenting Summer is officially over and so are the days of trips to Carowinds, Discovery Place, and the swim club. Sending the kids back to school can be one of the most bittersweet times of year for parents, especially those with children who have ADHD. Part of you screams, “Yes! I…
How to Teach Your Kids to Succeed in Relationships by Angie Sumrall | Apr 26, 2016 | Mental Health Topics, Parenting, Relationships We all want our kids to have healthy relationships now and in the future, and one of the best ways to contribute to their success in this area is by helping them learn to communicate their needs to others in healthy ways. And the best way to teach them is…