Joanne Kimes And R.j. Colleary With Rebecca Rutledge, Phd - Articles

The Ten Commandments Of Parenting Teenagers

As we all know and regret deeply, kids aren't born with instruction manuals informing us of the intricacies of how they work. As parents, our only option is to learn as we go. When our kids were babies, we learned to nap when they napped, to put valuables up on the high shelves, and that m&ms;make excellent bribing tools when potty training. But now that your baby is no longer a baby (although he still may act that way from time to time), there is a whole new set of instructions to learn. Read

By: Joanne Kimes And R.j. Colleary With Rebecca Rutledge, Phd | 12/05/2009 | Parenting

Daughters in Danger

As you may recall from your own teenage years, separating from one's parents is a vital, and healthy, part of growing up. All well and good. But the question is this: as your daughters move away from YOU, who exactly are they moving TOWARDS? And more importantly, are those people taking them someplace you want them to go? Read

By: Joanne Kimes And R.j. Colleary With Rebecca Rutledge, Phd | 28/04/2009 | Parenting