I read the other day that Larry King and his wife were filing for divorce, citing "Irreconcilable Differences." That was yet another reminder to me to write this post about living with irreconcilable differences . I realize that some couples exist who have melded enough to not feel that they have any irreconcilable differences. Gay [...]
Living with Irreconcilable Differences: The Choice to Minimize or Maximize the Impact on Your Kids?
by Jacqueline Green on 07. May, 2010 in Child, Children, Family Vision, Gifts for our Children, Great Parenting, Marriage Help, Parent, Parenting, Parenting Tips, Uncategorized, needs of children
Drum Roll Please…. Soon The Parenting Summit – Middle School Edition Site Will Be Live!
by Jacqueline Green on 26. Feb, 2010 in ADD/ADHD, Annie Fox, Anxiety, Audio Owner's Manual for Raising Great Kids, Child, Children, Connected Parenting, Dr. Kathlyn Hendricks, Great Parenting, Internet safety, Jennifer Kolari, Kelly Rudolph, Middle School, Mom, Online parenting class, Parent, Parenting, Parenting Coach, Parenting Tips, Parents, Perfectionism, Sensitive child, Teens, The Parenting Summit, Uncategorized, Vanessa Van Petten, anxious child, anxious children, needs of children, parenting manual, sensitive children
I’ve been having a great time working on the details for TheParentingSummit.com! The big picture has been in development since last fall, but booking the experts, finding the sponsors and getting the website up has taken a lot of time. Like parenting, going from gestation to launch is a big job! Okay, I’ll admit it, [...]
14 Gifts of Love that You Give to Your Children
by Jacqueline Green on 12. Feb, 2010 in Child, Children, Gifts, Gifts for our Children, Parent, Parenting, Parenting Tips, Parents, Uncategorized, needs of children
Love is committing ourselves to becoming better people for the sake of our children. Love is being patient with them and with ourselves as we slowly or quickly move towards making our intentions a reality. Love is getting up early to exercise, finding time at lunch or finding time in the evening because we know [...]



