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Answers to Top Kid Behavior Issues Parents Ask

Posted: October 28th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Picky Eaters. Tantrums. Sleepless. Time out! Whining. Top questions moms asked me last week on  Dr. Drew Lifechanger’s and my answers If you didn’t get the memo here is it is: There is no perfect parent. This I promise. We’re all in this extraordinary role of trying to raise good kids together and we all [...]



Kid Swearing Cures: Kids start “no cussing” clubs at school

Posted: August 18th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Kid (and adult) vulgarity is on the rise with breakdown of respect and civility as consequences. Here are solutions at home and school to stop profanity and bring back civility! We generally equate childhood with innocence, so it can come as quite a shock when a foul word escapes from the mouth of our sweet [...]



Kids Behaving Badly: The “Brat Kid Ban Trend” and Parenting Solutions

Posted: August 10th, 2011 by Michele Borba


REALITY CHECK: 64% of adults now favor “kid free zones” in restaurants, theaters, and planes. Time for an honest check – how are your kids behaving in public? You’ve spruced up the kiddos for a family night out at a restaurant. You intentionally chose one that hascloth tablecloths and fresh flower arrangements figuring it would [...]



Raising Responsible Kids

Posted: April 16th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice to curb irresponsibility, excuses and “blame games” and boost trustworthiness, accountability and kid responsibility Any of these sound familiar? “I forgot.” “Take care of this for me.” “It wasn’t my fault.” “I did some of it, but I left it on the bus.” “I don’t know where I put it.” They are statements [...]



The “Whining” Cure

Posted: February 6th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Want to be a calmer parent? Then learn how to break your kid’s annoying habit—whining As any parent knows, whining is one of the most irritating of kids’ habits. And although the behavior usually peaks at around 4 years of age, it can continue well into the school years. But take heart: as a mom [...]