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The 30-Day Back-to-School Parent Check-in

Posted: September 26th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting tips to nip school problems and kid stress in the bud now for a better year School is now in full swing, the “honeymoon period” is over and studies say kid stress is mounting. This is the time to check in on how your child is doing and nip any problems in the bud. [...]



Getting Kids to Open Up

Posted: August 17th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice that helps kids open up, talk more, and let us know what’s going on in their world Before I had kids, I was a teacher. I know probably figured out that there are certain students teachers will never forget, there’s one more part to the equation. There are also some mothers we will [...]



7 Deadly Questions to NEVER Ask Teens and Why

Posted: July 2nd, 2010 by Michele Borba


Toxic parent communication stoppers that are guaranteed to turn teens off – and your better response to keep them talking Let’s face it, talking with an adolescent can be like walking through a minefield. At any moment you could be asking what you thought was a simple, sincere question only to find it triggering an [...]



9 Sanity Savers for Parenting and Loving Teens

Posted: July 1st, 2010 by Michele Borba


Last year your daughter was so sweet, suddenly she has an “attitude.” Two months ago your son was your best bud, now he treats you like you’re totally “uncool.” Welcome to the world of parenting a teenager. Throw out any of those child-rearing manuals you’ve used in the past. To survive this age group you need [...]



Michele Borba: 10 Secrets to Stay Connected-Even Civil-With Your T(w)een

Posted: June 16th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Last year your daughter was so sweet, suddenly she has an “attitude.” Two months ago your son was your best bud, now he treats you like you’re totally “uncool.” Welcome to the world of parenting an adolescent. Throw out any of those child-rearing manuals you’ve used in the past. For the tween to teen ages [...]