Educational Insights

Help your child, especially teens, understand the difference between sex and love.

Help your child learn to look inside for guidance rather than look to friends and public opinion. Your teenager can take charge of his or her own self-esteem by developing an internal locus of control.

Help your child learn to solve problems without you solving them for him.

What kind of praise is good for children and what kind of praise is better? How can you teach your child to solve problems on his or her own?

Introduce the idea of self-talk to your child and help him or her learn to increase positive self-talk and eliminate negative self-talk.

How parents can communicate with their children at different ages.

Your child doesn't know how to handle the new emotions he is experiencing, so he needs your guidance.

Learn your baby's language before she learns yours.

Parents can use these 5 things, beginning with infancy and up through adolescence, to help their children handle all digital media -- from social media to television to gaming to texting -- in a healthier way.

Here are 5 steps any parent can take to understand how to be better at physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual education.

Guide for parents: Kids don't think like adults!

If you are finding that home schooling is harder than you thought it might be, perhaps you need a crash course in education and child developmental psychology.

Tips on how your teens can better handle the pressure they are facing.

If your child is having trouble memorizing lists for school, try this simple technique.

Get dozens of age-appropriate emotional activities to help your homeschoolers grow in emotional intelligence.

Set aside time each night for your kids to do homework and be available to help them.

Outstanding resource for new homeschool parents to understand their children's abilities and limitations at each age, and activities to move up to the next level.

Now that school has started it's time to establish your after-school routine.

Does your homeschool curriculum go beyond the academics?

An amazing resource for parents at an unbelievably low cost.

Easy activity to help parents teach their children how to be more generous and loving.

A new twist on the old game to help parents teach their kids to be more positive and appreciative.

Use these activities to help your child learn how to change his/her emotional state from negative to positive.

This activity help children (and adults) learn to think outside the box and develop successful strategies by learning from the past.

A great activity to help your teen or preteen learn the difference between values and feelings.