Many mothers will be looking for a career change in the new year, and that raises the question: Should we mention that we are Mothers in a resume or a cover letter? Ellia Communications President, Kathy Caprino, says no. Find out why.

Set the tone, keep the teacher informed, and keep a journal. These are just a few of Susan Magsamen's 'Seven Ways to Create a Great Parent Teacher Relationship. Find out why you should follow her seven tips.

Children are always going to do as they see done, so its very important for the adults in their lives to model good behavior, manners, and problem solving. Susan Magsamen urges us to have open lines of communication with the teachers in our children's lives to ensure that they are modeling good values, and what to do if they aren't.

The relationship you form with your children's teachers can be one of the most important relationships you form. Learning Expert, Susan Magsamen, expresses the importance of getting to know who your child is modeling and mirroring from day to day.

The National Center of Adoption and Permanency's mission is to move policy away from simply finding children homes, to making sure the parents of those homes get the support they need to be a successful family. NCAP President, Adam Pertman, encourages us to read his book, "Adoption Nation", and visit the website at NCAP-US.org to learn more.

After decades of living under the unfair 'One Child Policy' in China, the law has finally been changed. National Center of Adoption and Permanency President, Adam Pertman, explores how this might affect adoption rates in the United States from the nation of the Middle Kingdom, and what the generation of abandoned children in China has done for our culture.

Are online friendships healthy for our kids? How many hours a week is too much gaming? Do video games help focus or worsen a child with ADHD? Dr. Rachel Kowert has the answers to all of our burning questions.

Playing or watching games with your children can open up lines of communication and get the conversation started. Dr. Rachel Kowert discusses some of the positive effects of gaming as a family unit, and touches on the violent video game debate. Do violent games cause higher levels of aggression in kids and teenagers?

Childhood obesity is a growing concern in the United States, and many people have tried to link it to video gaming. Psychologist, Dr. Rachel Kowert, assures us that as long as there is balance in our child's daily activities, video gaming is perfectly healthy.