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Helping Kids Cool Hot Tempers

Posted: July 1st, 2011 by Michele Borba


Teaching kids to identify their body alarms and learn healthy ways to control anger “I tried to stay calm, but it was too late!” “I wish I could tell when I’m about to explode.” “Don’t keep telling me I’m going to lose all my friends because of my temper. I can’t help it.” Your child [...]



7 Simple & Science-Backed Ways to Boost School Success

Posted: February 8th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Academic success impacts our children for the rest of their life: it influences their self-esteem, college selections, job attainment, financial success, and even their choice of spouses. It’s no wonder we go great lengths to give our kids an academic edge. Despite our good intentions we often overlook a few simple strategies that research has [...]



Helping Kids With Emotional IQ Deficits

Posted: January 16th, 2011 by Michele Borba


Research shows that boosting our children’s emotional intelligence and ability to read nonverbal cues can enhance their ability to fit in, get along, bounce back and handle life. The Importance on Nonverbal Communication Did you know that most of the time our kids aren’t listening to our words nearly as much as watching our posture, [...]



ADHD on Rise? Report finds 1 in 10 kids with attention deficit

Posted: November 17th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice to help you know the signs of ADHD, the difference between ADHD and ADD, what to expect age by age, and when to seek help for your child. A government survey released this weeks finds that one in ten children in the United States have ADHD (or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). That number [...]



Answers to top 5 parenting questions about school problems

Posted: September 28th, 2010 by Michele Borba


NBC is featuring a week-long focus on education. This morning on the TODAY show parents had the opportunity to call, email or skype in parenting questions about their children’s education. I appeared as the TODAY parenting contributor along with a fabulous high school chemistry teacher from Los Angeles and an incredible principal from the Baltimore [...]