Why do we feel the need to protect our children from suffering or feeling the deep disparity of disappointment, failure, and pain?
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Sideline Parenting: Supporting Your Sports Enthusiast
Understanding, Preventing & Managing Bullying
Reduce Bullying: Teach Active Bystander Skills
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When A Parent Is Diagnosed With An Illness
My Child Is Out Of Control!
Are you concerned that your child is “out of control” when they are: acting aggressively, talking over others, grabbing, have difficulty taking turns or simply doing things you have asked them not to? Many parents get frustrated by their child’s lack of self or impulse control, especially when their child knows the rules or the consequences of breaking them.
VIDEO: Is Time Up For Timeouts Q13 Fox News
Watch Childproof Parenting founder Melissa Benaroya on Q13 Fox News as she talks with Marni about timeouts!
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Time Outs: Friend or Foe?
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Giving The Gift Of Failure: Making The Case For Parenting Less
Most parents will do whatever it takes to support their child in being successful in all three arenas no matter the sacrifice. Parents will step in and advocate, buy the latest gadgets for kids so they fit in, "help" with difficult projects and papers, and protect and guide kids every step of the way. As parents, we feel proud and accomplished when our kids are successful. These types of behaviors can often be identified as overprotective or "over-parenting" and have the potential to squelch a child's confidence, undermine a child's opportunity to learn, take responsibility, and gain independence.
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Three Ways to Help Your Child Manage Back-to-School Stress and Anxiety
Back To School Tips and Ideas - Interview on Q13
Parents, Here's Your Personal Back-to-School To-Do List - It's not just about the kids
The back-to-school season is quickly approaching, and there’s so much to do! There’s plenty of preparation required to make the transition seamless for kids but they aren’t the only ones who need a little help. Parents need to make big changes, too! Carpools, lunches, work, extracurriculars — the list is endless. So, let’s take a minute to talk about a few things parents can do to get themselves ready for school.
