Today's guest post is from Kortney Peagram, PhD, the founder of Bulldog Solution, which aims to eradicate bullying through social boldness, kindness and connection. Kortney has also been a friend and parenting touchstone for years. I've always loved the mix of positivity and … [Read more...]
7 Ways parents can help kids succeed in high school
A friend with a daughter who will soon start her freshman year of high school asked what advice I have for her to support her daughter. Turns out that I have a lot of advice on ways parents can help kids succeed in high school. Encourage Healthy Habits, and Make Them … [Read more...]
Addition of Gal Gadot ups the already high girl power quotient in Ralph Breaks the Internet
Ralph Breaks the Internet is on the must-see movie list in my house. That's in part because Vanellope von Schwätz has always held a special spot in my daughter's heart, and in mine. It's also because we are also big fans of princess, and their appearance as a group in this movie … [Read more...]
Why Vail is the perfect summer destination for families with teens
My daughter is entering her junior year of high school and I'm very aware of how incredibly quickly time is flying by. I feel compelled to make the most of the time we have before she's off to college. There's nothing like scarcity to make something valuable. That economics … [Read more...]
Health info for college freshmen and their parents: Q&A with Dr. Geoffrey Hart-Cooper of Stanford Children’s Health
Sending a kid to college means long lists of both things to do and items to get. In the quest to locate XL twin sheets, it can be easy to forget about some of the health items that belong on both lists. Dr. Geoffrey Hart-Cooper, a pediatrician in Stanford Children’s Health … [Read more...]
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