​When your child starts to whine, a simple trip to the grocery store can turn into an ordeal. You want to get home quickly to make dinner, but now youÕre falling behind schedule. You try to remain patient, but those high-pitched wails frazzle you

​Spending quality time with your child has more to do with ordinary daily life than fancy parties and complicated projects. 

​Studies consistently show that emotional intelligence is much more important than IQ because it relates directly to happiness and success. Many highly intelligent adults may struggle in day-to-day life due to a lack of emotional intelligence.

Helping your child to fall asleep and stay asleep is a challenge for most parents. Every child is different so it requires some flexibility to find the patterns that will work for your family. Experiment with a combination of these techniques as you put together your own formula for success.

​What are mornings like at your house? Maybe you're running late and the kids are cranky. It seems like the more you nag, the slower they move. Do you feel like you've put in a full day's work before you even sit down at your desk?

​Summer is a time that most kids look forward to. Free from the burden of school, kids love the free time and fun activities of summer. When it's all over and it's time to return to school, however, you can ease the transition by taking an active role in helping your children cope with the life change that's about to take place.

​The most common ‘problem’ reported to me by parents is frequent nighthawking’s, we can deal with anything if we can get some sleep at night, we expect sleep to be broken in the newborn stage but months or years of broken sleep can really take its toll on the whole family. I want to share 3 steps you can take that improves nighttime sleep – without doing any nighttime coaching.  

​​As new homes grow bigger, fewer children share bedrooms anymore. Census data confirms that families tend to buy homes with a bedroom for each family member, and maybe a guest room too. However, some parents prefer to have siblings sleeping in the same room, even if they have extra space

​Computers and other gadgets have become pivotal in the lives of most people under 50. Technology is infused into the everyday lives of your children in ways most of us never imagined. Whatever happened to playing outside?