Recently it seems that bullying is getting out of hand, with some cases becoming deadly for the child being bullied. While bullying itself is nothing new, with an increase in technology it seems that there are new tactics aggressors are using. However, there are many resources available for both kids and parents. First, parents should […]
Take Time for Your Marriage
This fall, there will be many people who will celebrate the year of “firsts”. First child off to pre-school or kindergarten, first child on a sports team or band, first or last child off to college, first marriage, first grandchild and the list could go on. You can fill in the blank with whatever new […]
Rebate Checks
Have you noticed that more companies are issuing rebates in the form of gift cards instead of checks? Some states have complained that company ads gave the impression that rebates would come as checks instead of gift cards. Disclosure is now required in a few states. And for good reason. Rebate cards often have fees […]
Early Reading is Key to Success in Later Life (Part 2)
Earlier this week we told you about a recent report from the Annie E Casey Foundation highlighting the importance of reading, especially in the early years of life. Though reading success if often seen as the “job” of the education system, parents should remember that they are their child’s first and most important educator. What can […]
Early Reading is Key to Success in Later Life (Part 1)
A recent report from the Annie E Casey Foundation highlights the importance of reading, especially in the early years of life. Though we have known for a while how important early reading is, their findings show highlight the importance for a child to be reading proficiently by the end of the third grade. Children who […]
Americans Concerned About Their Weight:
Americans Concerned About Their Weight:. Check out this article.