Raise A Legend Podcast

Family dinners are far less about the quality of your cooking and far more about the quality of time you spend with your kids. Here are my 15 overlooked benefits of having regular family meals together. Bon Appétit!

Today we tackle the key differences and similarities between 504 Plans and IEPs — how they help students with special needs and disabilities and how, in some cases, they can fail them. Let’s break down your child’s rights and your parental privileges.

New school years bring new challenges — including getting the kids up in the morning and ready for school while still managing to prepare for your own day. But you can find success if you start these easy back to school routines that end bad habits.

There are different kinds of lies, but only a few reasons why kids tell them. And your reaction might be what’s encouraging your child to lie even more. Let’s look at why kids lie, how to avoid it and some creative punishments that might stop future lies.

ESE students can be diagnosed with ADHD, Dyslexia or many other conditions — including giftedness. And it’s not uncommon to have more than one exceptionality, and a 2E student qualification. But what does that mean and how does it affect gifted children?

Back to school time is one of the most expensive times of the year — and recent surveys show that it's impacting more than they admit. But you can avoid the stresses — and teach your child a valuable lesson at the same time.

Your child's diet affects way more than his or her physical appearance. It can reduce the risk of some diseases and is scientifically proven to increase performance in and out of the classroom. Plus, the habits you can teach will impact your child forever

There are many reasons why girls tend to enjoy reading more than boys. Some are biological, others are scientific and many are related to parental habits. Today, we're breaking them down and giving tips on how to get even the most stubborn boy reading.

No parent wants to imagine their child encountering life-threatening school violence. But have you prepared your son or daughter in case the unthinkable happens? Learn what schools are doing to keep your child safe and what you can do to help your child.

Bullying comes in many forms, but it mostly happens when parents aren't around to defend their child. And since most kids are hesitant to admit to being bullied, parents needs to follow these steps to ensure their child's happiness and safety.