Parenting Guru

Mrs. Sampson comes home from work. As she pulls into the driveway, she notices that the garbage can is still out and the newspapers are not in. She enters the house through an unlocked door. Read more…

It is an exciting time for a teenager when they legally sit behind the wheel of a car by themselves for the first time. It is sort of like a right of passing, a time in which adulthood seems a little more within reach, or even a time in which they realize they are getting a little more freedom. Whatever the thoughts of the teenager at that very moment, mom and dad have something else to contend with and that is the car insurance premium. Read more…

Teenagers and money – two words that are mutually exclusive. The former often requests and requires the latter. As a parent during these shifting financial times, what can you tell your teenager about money? Besides the fact that it does not grow on trees? As parents, we all want our children to grow up to be responsible adults and financially successful ones. Here are 7 financial attitudes that can help your teenager. Read more…

Teen stress is the number one cause of teenage illness in the world. It can lead to damaging psychological and physical issues that may not be readily apparent. Ulcers can be exacerbated by this problem and there is frustration on the part of the parents. Read more…

How old should children be for family meetings? Read more…