Where have most of the Good Manners gone?
Where have most of the good manners gone? A long time ago (I believe) civility reigned. Good manners were the norm, and children and adults participated in these daily rituals of being courteous to one another. Saying “please” and “thank you” or even “I’m sorry, while meaning it and looking that person in [...]
Tweens, Texting, and Parenting – don’t lose your real connection
While there is a comfort factor in knowing you can be key strokes away from being in touch with your tween or teen whenever needed; yet the concern I wish to express to parents is to be aware that allowing your youngsters greater and greater reliance on texting and less on the art of actual [...]
Using Tiger Woods Apology as a Teaching Moment for your Chiild
Chances are, your son or daughter has already heard Tiger’s remarks, or heard their parent or another person (spouse, significant other, teacher, friend, neighbor, etc.,) discuss his Friday TV and radio interview. After making his 13 1/2 minute apology, have you taken time to use this as a teaching opportunity? By that, I mean, have [...]



