“Knowing what's going to be hard gives you the opportunity to decide whether you want to put effort into proactively problem-solving and making decisions that will better serve your family, or whether you want to put that effort into reactively dealing with guilt, resentment, anger, exhaustion, and tears.”

The pressure shouldn’t be on parents to entertain their kids and teens all summer…here are five tips that support healthy, long term development in ways that are (mostly) fun, and that encourage cooperation and collaboration in the household as well!

Three tips for building the supportive and trusting relationships between parents and children, that are their best protective factors against long term harm.

Every parent wants to raise “good” kids who become adults who are successful, happy, and not living in their basement when they’re 40! Here are three tips to help you do just that.