April is Financial Literacy Month. Great, you think but why should Financial Literacy Month matter to parents? Because teaching key money principles is a responsibility that often falls primarily on parents. The Survey of States by the Council for Economic Education found that … [Read more...]
The library: Where your kids can expand their horizons and skills for free
Happy National Library Week! While I'm a fan of libraries and think they are pretty great places every week of the year, this year marks the 60th anniversary of National Library Week, which began in 1958. Libraries aren’t just places to borrow books or study, though they're … [Read more...]
DiVincenzo tweets show that social media use in high school really can come back to haunt you
Donte DiVincenzo led the Villanova Wildcats to a national championship in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament on Monday night and was named the Most Outstanding Player. But that's not the big story about him right now. His social media activity as a high schooler is what's … [Read more...]
Sending a kid to college? You need this advice from Kelly Radi, author of Out to Sea: A Parents’ Survival Guide to the Freshman Voyage
Sending a kid to college is not a simple or easy task. There are of lot of logistics to manage, and of course it's a ridiculously emotional event. It's easy to get overwhelmed, but in her book Out to Sea: A Parents’ Survival Guide to the Freshman Voyage, author and parent Kelly … [Read more...]
Ways that being on Jeopardy! is similar to talking with kids about alcohol
This post is sponsored by Responsibility.org as part of their Ask, Listen, Learn program. I'm grateful for the opportunity to partner with an organization committed to healthy choices and helping parents start conversations with kids about alcohol, two things I fully support. All … [Read more...]
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