Monthly Archives: August 2010

Going Back To School In Tough Times – Six Tips To Reduce The Stress

Posted on August 30, 2010 by jane

As the summer vacation comes to an end and the school’s year begins, the routine cycle of family life resumes.  New books, new outfits, new teachers mark a fresh start, yet they are often offset by unresolved problems that were … Continue reading →

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What Parents Are Most Concerned About

Posted on August 23, 2010 by jane

The second question in our recent survey of parents yielded fascinating information on what is on the mind of parents regarding their parenting and their children’s future. When asked, “What are the 3 things you wish you could consistently get … Continue reading →

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Families in the media – the best & the worst of how family life is depicted

Posted on August 13, 2010 by jane

As a family and parenting coach, I like to keep my eye out for how family life is portrayed in the media, especially in advertising.  Two ads recently caught my attention. One with an awful message and one that inadvertently … Continue reading →

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What Parents Fear Most

Posted on August 12, 2010 by jane

Our recent survey yielded fascinating information on what is on the mind of parents regarding their parenting and their children’s future. When asked “What are the 3 biggest concerns or fear you have about your children’s future?” 79% reported, “They … Continue reading →

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