Your kids need a powerful connection with you and/or another loving adult. Powerful connections to other kids are nice, but other kids cannot give your child the unconditional love and mature guidance that they need. In that sense, love is almost all our children need , but that love has to get through. Too many [...]
What Do Your Children Really Need, and Want, Even if They Won’t Admit it?
by Jacqueline Green on 09. Apr, 2010 in Child, Children, Connected Parenting, Jennifer Kolari, Online parenting class, Parenting, Parenting Tips, Parents, Teen smoking, Teens, Tweens, Uncategorized
The Parenting Summit Interviews are Live!
by Jacqueline Green on 19. Mar, 2010 in ADD/ADHD, Child, Children, Connected Parenting, Dr. Kathlyn Hendricks, Family Vision, Great Parenting, Internet safety, Jennifer Kolari, Parenting, Parenting Tips, Parents, Sensitive child, Teens, The Parenting Summit, Tweens, Uncategorized, Unknown dangers of the Internet for Teens, Vanessa Van Petten, anxious child, anxious children, sensitive children
Imagine getting the help you need to deal with your worries, fears and realities with raising your children. Parenting did not come easily for me at all, which is why I became a parenting educator so that I could learn more and find better approaches than I already knew. I created The Parenting Summit, in [...]
What You Can Do to Encourage Independence for Tweens – by Suzanna Narducci
by Jacqueline Green on 26. Jan, 2010 in Suzanna Narducci, Tweens
The ultimate goal of parenting is to raise mature, self-confident, competent young adults. The road to independence, however, is tricky especially during the adolescent years. Parents are constantly challenged to figure out how much autonomy is appropriate for their tweens. While it is important for tweens to have experiences that help them gain confidence through [...]
Top 10 Parenting Experts in 2009!
by Jacqueline Green on 01. Jan, 2010 in Annie Fox, Attachment, Child, Children, Connected Parenting, Dan Fauci, Daniel Amen, Daniel Goleman, Dr. Gordon Neufeld, Dr. Kathlyn Hendricks, Gabor Mate, Great Parenting, Hold on to Your Kids, Internet safety, Jennifer Kolari, Martin Seligman, Middle School, Norman Doidge, Parenting, Parenting Coach, Parenting Tips, Parents, Teens, The Mastery of Self Expression, Tweens, Uncategorized, Vanessa Van Petten
Over the last decade as a parenting educator and coach, it has been an honor for me to work with and learn from so many excellent parenting experts. With so much information overload, and so many parenting experts, it can be difficult for parents to know where to start! To help you out, I want [...]
Great Call with Annie Fox!
by Jacqueline Green on 22. Oct, 2009 in Annie Fox, Child, Children, Middle School, Parenting Coach, Parenting Tips, Parents, Teens, Tweens, Uncategorized
If you are wanting help guiding your child through Grades 6 to 8, Annie Fox has the answers. Her warm, relaxed style makes her easy to listen to and relate to what she is saying. Topics included: – how to help your child see the value in being assertive – dating – media use such [...]
Imagine Being Able to Help Your Middle School-Age Child Thrive, not Just Survive
by Jacqueline Green on 13. Oct, 2009 in Annie Fox, Child, Children, Parenting, Parenting Tips, Parents, Teens, Tweens, Uncategorized
Let’s face it, middle school can be a BRUTAL experience. If teens are going to go off track, most of them start to derail during the middle school years. • Are you afraid that your child will go sideways during middle school? • Would you like to know the best ways to prepare and work [...]



