Though it may seem inevitable, parents have more control over the severity of sibling rivalry than they might think. Anne shares ideas that range from bringing the second baby home to helping older siblings build a team relationship. Plus, a method to make hitting a thing of the past!

Glad you asked! Is your daughter 8 going on 15? Is your son yelling up a storm and even scaring the dog? Anne will introduce one of the simplest methods to stop attitude in your house from everyone…OK, maybe not the dog.

Understand the theory behind Positive Discipline and the importance of being a role model for your children. Embrace what being a parent really means, and help your kids grow into healthy adults. This foundational approach will set the stage for future Short and Sweet Parenting Tips.

Even without COVID, we all welcome ideas for activities to do with our kids during the summer. Anne shares easy projects primarily using household items, and most with minimal preparation. 

Before offering advice, Anne would like you to know more about her family, background and approach.

On-the-go Podcasts for busy parents. In the Podcast premiering July 7, Anne Hanovich will share ideas that are easy to tweak and fit into your unique family dynamics. Fresh ideas in bite-sized portions with a dose of humor, a quirky perspective, and a lot of heart.

As the pandemic drags on, questions arise on what life will be like after Corona. More than that, do we have any control over what lies ahead? Anne shares a way to look at the big picture and make sure you are ready for “life after corona”. 

If you have a middle schooler or older, you’ll want to tune into this discussion about avoiding the ‘Summer Slide’. Homeschool Mom, Christiane Gordy, joins Anne to share knowledge about math readiness, projects to bring history alive, and loads of other tips.

Part 2 covers elementary to middle school, so information for middle schoolers overlaps both episodes 11 and 12.

This discussion about avoiding the ‘Summer Slide’ continues as Christiane and Anne discuss topics specific to elementary and middle school students. Don’t miss these invaluable tips on everything from avoiding distractions to apps and Alexa skills that challenge your kids.

(Part 3 covers middle school to high school, so content for middle schoolers overlaps both episodes 11 and 12.)

Are you wondering how prepared your kids are for school next year after months of virtual learning? Anne welcomes back Homeschool Pro, Christiane Gordy, for a nitty-gritty discussion guaranteed to give you ways to help your kids get caught up over the summer. Or maybe you just want your child to keep their Math proficiency over the summer. You CAN enjoy summer and help your kid stay sharp for next school year. We’ll tell you how.

 This is the first of three episodes. Next week two episodes will be released: one covering elementary through middle school, and the other including middle school and high school.