-
article
Read More PermalinkHas your daughter ever been the victim of a bully? Would you ever tell her to stop bullying by fighting back? I don't know about your daughters, but mine can play fight and wrestle just like boys. In...autism, Behavior & Development, bullies, Bullies, bully, bullying, bullying stories, communication skills, eighth grade, eleventh grade, emotional changes, emotional wellness, exercise, fifth grade, fighting, first grade, fourth grade, funny advice, in the news, ninth grade, playdates, safety hazards, School, school bullying, second grade, seventh grade, single parenting, special needs, sports, stop bullying, teacher concerns, teasing, teasing, tenth grade, third grade, twelfth grade -
gallery
Read More PermalinkGetting your kids in the healthy habit of exercise is important, but it isn’t easy. So instead of treating work out time like a chore, make it an outing the whole family can take together. Try these five fun exercise ideas.... -
article
Read More PermalinkWould you put your child on antibiotics without going to your pediatrician first for a prescription? Would you give your child a dose of cold medicine without first checking the package instructions for possible side effects and... -
article
Read More PermalinkCan Parents Teach Their Kids to Drink in Moderation? By Wendy Young, LMSW, BCD ... -
article
Read More PermalinkAccording to the National Institute of Mental Health two to three percent of children have ADHD. This means that in a typical classroom at least one child has ADHD. The NIMH estimates that about 2 million children in... -
article
Read More PermalinkAs parents, our goal is to keep our kids healthy, and that includes making sure they eat a well-balanced diet. We load up their plates with spinach and sprouts, thinking we’re doing their bodies good—which we are. But... -
article
Read More PermalinkA lot of what we hear see and sometimes say in the parenting world is all about how much of a challenge our kids are--especially the teens. We grouse about how rotten they are; how much they talk back, talk “bad”, or... -
article
Read More PermalinkNo matter what we say or what psychological explanation we may have for it, when your ex- husband is simply not interested in being a parent to your children anymore, it hurts. The issues with parenting after divorce... -
article
Read More PermalinkDo you require your tweens to play sports, or do you let them make that decision? I guess there are several factors to consider in that decision. I should back up and tell you mine. Our family has a tween that doesn't... -
article
Read More PermalinkRecently in the news, there was a distressing story about a group of teen girls in Upstate New...Arthur Miller, books, childhood illnesses, common illnesses, communication skills, discipline strategies, eighth grade, eleventh grade, faking sick, fifth grade, fourth grade, funny, health, Health & Safety, health and wellness, how to stay home from school, in the news, just for stay at home moms, math anxieties, medical news, menstruation, ninth grade, quizzes, reading skills, School, seventh grade, single parenting, sixth grade, staying home from school, study skills, teacher concerns, tenth grade, The Crucible, The Hunger Games, Tourette's Syndrome. conversion disorder, twelfth grade, understanding learning styles
Recently Asked Questions
Follow Us
More from iVillage
Our Experts
-
Becca Ludlum
Becca Ludlum was born and raised in upstate New York and currently lives in Arizona with her sons... -
Melissa Chapman
Melissa Chapman blogs about her marriage and everything in between at marriedmysugardaddy.com, and... -
Sherry Davey
Sherry Davey is a mom and professional comedian and writer. She has two daughters aged 8 & 14...
