The value of the internet in childhood education and development has become far too significant to ignore. While many parents may avoid introducing their children to the internet until they are in their teenage years, it can actually be extremely beneficial to teach your child internet basics at a very young age. In essence, you [...]

During September 21- 26, 2009 in San Diego took place the 14th International Conference on Violence, Abuse and Trauma. At the conference took part Murray Straus a sociologist from the University of New Hampshire how was studying corporal punishment and its consequences since 1969.
His study revealed that “kids who were physically punished had up to [...]

It a great difference between what we think and what our child are doing online, especially on these so popular social networks like Facebook and MySpace.
A recent study conduct by Common Sense Media, who is a non profit organization that keeps track of children’s online activity, revealed some unbelievable statistics. They surveyed both parents and [...]

The First Ever National Tween Summit! Yep and your girl should go there. The summit is for 9-14 years old girls and will take place on October 10, 2009 in Washington DC at the historic Capital Hilton Hotel – 2 blocks from the White House. It’s the first major meeting of this type and [...]

I gathered 11 quotes about parenting that value more that thousands of pages about parenting. These are simple phrases with many meanings.
Harry S Truman
“I have found the best way to give advice to your children is to find out what they want and then advise them to do it.“
Jesse Jackson
“Your children need your presence more [...]

A look at more than 10,000 children aged 8 and 9 found better classroom behavior among those who had at least a 15-minute break during the school day compared to those who did not, Dr. Romina Barros and colleagues at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York reported.
Today many children get less free [...]

This is what the specialists are saying about kids with gaming problems. `..more we work with these kids, less I believe we can call this addiction. What many of these kids need is their parents and their school teachers – this is a social problem.` So says Keith Bakker the founder and head of Europe’s [...]