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When “Stuff” Happens at School – how do you know what’s real?
In the last few weeks, a variety of parents have asked, My son says a classmate is being mean to him “all the time” what do I do about that? My daughter says that she has no friends and is lonely at recess, how can I help? My son says that going to study hall [...]
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Teaching kids about drugs and alcohol
The following is a transcript of a Drugs/Alcohol Q and A session that we held on Facebook on May 7, 2012. Due to a change in format (Facebook to Word Document), discussion threads may seem disjointed. We hope that you benefit from the overall content of this document. If you have any questions, please contact [...]
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When kids get lippy
A client recently asked us: HOW do I teach my child that he is lippy when he talks to adults? It happens so often at home, that I’ve come to accept it – NOT GOOD! Now I notice he talks this way with teachers and other adults. He says he is just being honest so [...]
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JUST SAY NO!
Just say NO! If we want our kids to say no to drugs, alcohol, shop-lifting, bullies and the proverbial jumping of the bridge, they need to know how it’s done. As parents, if we wait for media, music or movies to do it, it isn’t going to happen. Yes, our kids spend much of their [...]
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Stop the homework battles
New year, fresh start – maybe this year, the homework struggles will cease! Einstein defined insanity as, “Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting it to change. The reality is, if homework was a struggle before Christmas, it likely will be now. If you are a hardened homework parent, you may be [...]
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Consumerism and Technology – affecting our children
In a National Post article (Nov 19), British Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks reminds us all that “Consumerism is the quickest way to unhappiness.” http://www.nationalpost.com/news/culture+stemmed+from+Jobs+chief+rabbi/5736788/story.html Rabbi Sacks made the following points: We are living in the “i” generation – in fact he calls it the selfish “i” Advertising makes shoppers aware of what they don’t have – this is [...]
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