As parents, we all want our kids to thrive—not just in school, but in life. Between grades 6 and 12, your child is not only learning math and history; they’re also developing the traits that will determine how they navigate the world after high school. So, take a minute and imagine your child at age 18. What is the most successful version of them you can imagine? Who do you want them to be  when that time comes? What qualities will help them succeed, no matter what path they

Elementary school is about building the foundation for how your child will learn  and relate  to school for years to come. These early years are your chance to set the stage for independence once they hit middle school. To do this you will gradually give your child more ownership of their school experience, while you stay right by their side, cheering them on. The best way to approach your child's school career is to do it together. You want to be on the same team. When sc

Summer can be such a fun and exciting time, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. Your children have a lot more time on their...

Permissive parenting came about because so many parents were traumatized by authoritarian discipline when they were young, that they...