If your child has been getting in trouble at school, these tools are perfect to help your child pay attention, focus, and stay calm. Includes ideas for kids and resources to help overwhelmed parents.

Good moms have these 10 characteristics, but even if you feel like a parenting failure, you can implement these traits with these tips and resources.

Creating an intentional evening routine (for myself and my kids) has been such a game changer. We’re in better moods throughout the day and our home feels more organized. These tips to create an ideal kid’s bedtime routine have made all the difference.

“Peaceful parenting” sounds wonderful, until you realize that your five-year-old is using the couch as a trampoline and your toddler is smearing mud around the kitchen. That discipline style would never work in your house… or could it? Learn the difference between peaceful, authoritarian, and permissive parenting and when you should use them.

Getting started breastfeeding isn’t always easy, but this list of breastfeeding resources will make your experience a lot better.

Every parent dreads “the call,” and the last thing every parent wants is to hear that their child is misbehaving in school. But how do you respond when your child gets in trouble in school? These are great tips from a mom and teacher, and I used them when my child was in kindergarten.

You’ve heard that TV is bad for kids. However, research also shows that TV can teach children. How can you balance the positive and negative effects of TV on your children?

Maybe it’s the terrible twos rearing its ugly head or maybe it’s a personality trait, but “diva” is not how I wanted my sweet baby to turn out. Where did I go wrong as a parent? If your sweet baby is turning into a diva, here’s how to turn things around!

As you raise kids with a good work ethic, you boost a feeling of community and togetherness as a family. Regardless of whether your kids seem to have a natural work ethic or need a little “coaching,” these tips can help inspire your kids.