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How to Embrace Your Role as Parent

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How to Help a Child Who Feels Rejected by Friends

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Guidelines for Children's Privacy in the Family

Teasing is not something unique to the world of children. In fact, my husband teases me a lot. When trying to understand teasing, we really need to look at each instance and each relationship. All teasing is not equal. Here are some reasons people tease each other:...

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Help Your Child Get a Grip on Teasing

A child typically means all or one of the three following things when they claim something is not fair:

1. I want it, too. (Or don’t want it, too)
2. I don’t understand.
3. Do you love me?

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How to Fine Tune Your Child's Sense of Fairness

My children have good memories of chore time. In fact, so do I. I believe there are two main reasons why. I approached chore time with a cheerful attitude and I came up with a system that combined learning, encouragement, and reality. To read more, go to:

How to Get Your Children to Do Chores Cheerfully

Rachael and her husband were both taught at home as children and are homeschooling their own children. They consider themselves life-style homeschoolers. She talks about how children learn, how she views grade levels and testing, what she has learned along the way, how she has developed great relationships with her teenage children, and much more!

For more information on homeschooling, visit thehappyhomeschool.com

Here are 5 common distortions of sharing:

1. If you are nice, you will share
2. You need to share if asked
3. Everything should be shared
4. There can be rules about sharing
5. Sharing leads to great friendships

Let’s look at these prevalent claims one at a time, keeping in mind that there will be some overlap.
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5 Distortions About Sharing That Parents Need to Understand