What Words Do You Use Instead of Swear Words?
Kids are little sponges, especially when it comes to words you don't want them to say. One mom wants to see what words other parents use instead of swear words.
Ties That Bind: What Connects Us All
Despite our differences, we're all human and there are some things that connect us to one another. These are some things that bring us together according to local parents and kids.
Why Kids Go To Mom First
Ever wonder why kids go to mom when they are hurt or want attention? It starts as a baby and is completely normal.
Simple Tips for Successful Travel With Your Child on the Autism Spectrum
Is holiday travel in your future? Get prepared for a fun and successful experience with advice from an expert at Gateway Pediatric Therapy.
10 Kids Books About U.S. Elections
Election season is the perfect time to teach your kids about our democracy and these kids books about U.S. elections can help you start the lesson.
Talking to Kids About Nasty Campaign Ads
All politicians do it, but the nasty campaign ads they run can send some seriously mixed messages to our kids. Here's how you can talk to your kids about these ads.
The Most Effective Tip for How to Discipline a Child
The key to how to discipline a child? A metro Detroit child psychology expert and Growing Leaders' CEO say to focus on consistent prevention vs. punishment.
Tips on How To Connect With Your Teenage Son
Do you ever find yourself wondering how to connect with your teenage son? Here are nine tips from a therapist.
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10 Michigan and Detroit Urban Legends to Spook Your Teens
We may not be Transylvania, but Detroit urban legends abound in our neck of the woods. Share a few with your older kids to make their skin crawl – just a bit.
Trick or Treat Etiquette
From kid-friendly costumes to proper candy requesting behavior, here are some no-nonsense rules for this year's Halloween fun that every family should know.
How Parents Argue May Affect Kids’ Well-Being
Arguments are a given in any relationship. It's how parents argue in front of the kids that can disrupt their emotional stability.