We all need some advice from time to time. Here are some simple parenting tips for computer usage with your children at home. Turn off the computer at night for at least one hour Recognize that people are often using technology to fill a relational void Anticipate that as new »
We all need some advice from time to time. Here are some simple parenting tips for cell phones: Turn their phones off at the dinner table or during a conversation Check their activity, texting, and the pictures they are taking or storing on their phones Limit their minutes and number »
We all need some advice from time to time. Here are some simple parenting tips for gaming devices like an X-Box or PlayStation within your home: Be aware of the fact that gaming can easily form addictive behaviors Limit the amount of time spent playing Know that gaming devices offer access to »
Let’s face it, kids love video games. For my generation it was going to the arcade or playing Atari…anyone remember Tron? When that arcade game out, I can remember going to the bowling alley and putting quarter after quarter into the machine and playing over and over, trying to get »
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No one really knows just how powerful the mind is. I have seen people, who practice the power of positive thinking day after day, and who give me some convincing reports concerning its value. In my own life I have experienced some of these things that are amazing, and especially »
I would like you to take stock and answer this question: when have you tried something new? A sure sign of deciding that being past forty is well down the road toward ineffectiveness is never to tackle any additional goals or accept any new challenges. This does not always have »
A thought provoking article regarding how Americans fret over parenthood that was written by Pamela Druckerman for Wall Street Journal detailing her investigation of French parenting. Driven by her self-proclaimed maternal desperation, the article entitled "Why French Parents are Superior" talks of how the French are raising happy, well-behaved children »
The United States now ranks near the bottom of the list of advanced economies for its high school dropout rate — 23.3 percent of American students do not receive a high school diploma. Of the roughly 4 million students who enter high school each year, about 1 million will drop »
On March 10th the Paul Anderson Youth Home (PAYH) won first place out of over 5000 competitors in the Spartan Race in Conyers, Georgia. PAYH young men: Chad, David, Dillon, and Sam, as well as Brooks Sullards (alumnus (’90) and staff member) competed as a team and won first place »
Here is an interesting article regarding children who are under the age of 13 on Facebook released by Redbook Magazine asking the question; "Are your children on Facebook?" Some of the highlights of the articles are worth noting as we navigate raising our children in an online world. We want »
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