What makes one successful? What three qualities do you think parents utilize when bringing out the best in our children? How do we apply those qualities? And what difference does it make, long term? 

How do we go about educating our children at home? What can we learn from the different rooms in our house? Explore our options with Dr. Young today!

How do we prepare our children for the future? What are their rights? And how to we, as parents, neighbors, educators, support the dreams of the young children in our community?

Whether it's emotional, physical, or mental, let's take a look at how we can connect and engage with our children. What family traditions do you want to instill? What behaviors do we want to develop? What atmosphere will be created?

Dr. Young addresses the kinds of summer activities that you can engage children in that will enable them to stay on task and have fun in between school years, especially with the way the pandemic is currently impacting our educational system.

How much learning has been lost? What's the impact on children's education? And what do we do about this? What are our concerns as parents, teachers, and citizens? 

Dr. Young shares with us today some of the importance of being a good parent, how to do so, and celebrates Juneteenth and Father's Day. Recorded June 10th. 

Dr. Young discuss how to assure our children of feeling good about themselves, taking pride in who they are. We look at affirming our children in a world, and a nation, that is multicultural. 

What kind of preparation goes into your young children's habits of the mind? What's the preparation for a child's success? Find out more at drjamesyoung.com. If you'd like to be included in the newsletters, visit the Contact Us page

Former student of Dr. Young's, Yvette Manns is a proud graduate of an HBCU. She earned her degree in Early Childhood Education from Clark Atlanta University. Yvette enjoys her work as an educator, traveling, reading and spending time with her family and friends in Atlanta, Georgia.