Behavior & Development
The Talk Series
The Talk: Age-by-Age, Moving
Whatever your reason for moving – financial, to be closer to More...
The Talk: The Down Economy
Many families are impacted by the current economic situation. And it More...
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Teaching the Virtues: Honesty
Many virtues are lost on today’s youth, so this series will help you better parent your children to be kinder, gentler, smarter, and more caring people. Our parenting expert offers tips on how to teach your children to be honest. read more
Teaching Boys Self-Confidence
Emotions, egos and awkward limbs are what little boys are made of. Learn how to help boost your child's confidence in the early stages of life and through the teen years. read more
The Talk: Age-By-Age, Same Sex Relationships
Same-sex relationships are complicated enough for adults to talk about let alone discuss them with children. If you're a gay parent, parenting gay children or know someone in a same-sex relationship, here are some things to know when talking to read more
Teaching the Virtues: Patience
Teaching children patience goes beyond being able to wait in line. Raising a patient child will help with his/her temperant as an adult. Our parenting expert offers tips on how to teach your children to be more patient. read more
The Talk: Age-By-Age, Divorce
With the high divorce rate, many families struggle with talking to children about divorce. Our expert offers some insight into the challenges of talking about children and divorce. read more
Teaching the Virtues: Empathy
Empathy in children is a virtue that should be taught at an early age. Find out how to raise empathetic children. read more
Teaching the Virtues: Courage
Many virtues are lost on today’s youth, so this series will help you better parent your children to be kinder, gentler, smarter, and more caring people. Our parenting expert offers tips on how to teach your children to be more courageous. read more
Quiz: What's Your Parenting Style?
From Boot Camp to Anything Goes, take our 10-question quiz to determine your parenting style. read more
Children's Etiquette Around the World
The formal and informal rules governing behavior make up what we call etiquette. Expectations for children vary according to cultural taboos, religious traditions, and historical influences. read more
Helping Kids Form Their Own Identities
When our children know what they believe and feel, they're more likely to have happier, more fulfilling lives. Learn how parents can help their children to have a strong sense of self. read more
Accepting Your Children for Who They Are
Is your child not who you expected—or even hoped—he would be? Successful parenting requires that we encourage and support our kids and their unique talents, interests, and dreams. read more
Raising Children Who Care: Volunteering Ideas for Kids
Want to raise compassionate children? Try involving your family in volunteer work. Not only for adults, volunteering is a great opportunity for you to teach your kids how to give back to their community. read more
Bull's Eye: Advertisers Are Targeting Our Kids
Today's children are often the target of marketing and advertising campaigns—from M&Ms to breakfast cereals. How can you protect your child from the maelstrom? read more
Curfew Considerations for Teens
When should you expect your teenager home? Use these tips on choosing a time curfew for teens. read more
Chores for Little Ones: Six Ways to Help Around the House
Little kids love to help with chores, and the sooner they learn basic skills, the sooner they'll become your partners at cleanup time. read more
