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Quality Parenting: The Underlying Principles By : Don Dewsnap Any parent can be a better parent, no matter how good they already are. This article talks about the principles of improvement, to save you time and energy. Trying different techniques and philosophies without knowing these principles is draining, discouraging, and sometimes even damaging. How NOT to Detect a Child Molester By : Jerry McMullin MA Although parents know the dangers of child abuse and want to protect their children, child molesters are hard to detect. If asked to characterize a child molester, parents might miss the mark in a variety of categories. To access victims more easily, many molesters know the importance of appearances and have the skills needed to look normal to parents and other child care givers. Get Rid of Working Mom’s Guilt By : Susan Smith Focus on what is possible for you and your family because you work instead of things that you feel you’re missing out on. Do your kids have good healthcare coverage because of your work? Where To Take Your Kids When They Say Mom I'm Bored By : Ti Megan Hazel How many times have you heard your ten year old exclaim this on a Saturday afternoon, only to follow you around while you tried to do laundry or iron or cook dinner? Children may expect you to be their entertainment committee, but there are things you can do to keep them entertained for hours without eating up your entire Saturday or Sunday afternoon in the process. Perseverance The Key To Discipline By : Rita Offen Many parents suffer the problem which they commonly describe as “he just won’t do as I say”. It is often the case that children will not adhere to our request, need to be reminded time and time again or will not learn, whatever we say or do. When this happens, more often than not, we look predominantly at our child’s behaviour – his stubbornness, laziness, or however it is manifesting. But, even though we think we have done and said all we can, it is often our own (parents’) behavior. What Are You Feeding Your Child's Emotional Appetite? By : Rita Offen Many parents worry about what their child is achieving or not achieving. Of course we want the best for our kids, for them to do well and be happy. But we sometimes focus on what is lacking, our child's weaknesses, rather than concentrating on our interaction and personal relationship with our child. Children will always have their strengths and weaknesses, be particularly gifted in certain things, and confusingly clumsy and slow in others. Whatever his talents, you can help your child feel.