Posts Tagged by parenting tips

Raising Money Smart Kids – Setting Savings Goals

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Learn how to set savings goals with your children. Angie Mohr, author of Piggy Banks to Paychecks, offers tips on how to teach kids about saving money. more

Celebrate Diversity with Young Children

How to celebrate diversity with young kids

Today’s guest post on celebrating diversity with kids comes from Dan Gilbert on behalf of Primrose Schools. Here are some creative ways to teach them about diversity and culture with play, music, games, books and more. more

Discipline Tips to Foster Maturity in Tweens

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Try these 10 discipline tips to foster maturity and build character in your tween. more

It’s All About Attitude! How’s Yours?

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Sometimes the attitude adjustments need to come from us parents, not our kids. It’s time for a parenting attitude check. more

Talk to Your Daughter about Menstruation… Period!

Tips for talking to your daughter about her period

How do you talk about her first period with your daughter and help her to be prepared? Read on to learn some great tips from experienced youth worker and mom, Jo Brielyn. more

Date Night… with Your Kids

Date night... not just for parents anymore! Make it a family affair.

Five creative ways to celebrate family date night and bond with your kids. more

Kids and Body Image

Kids and Body Image

Five ways I helped – and continue to help – my daughter with her body image. more

Talking to Kids About Bullying

Here are five tips for talking to kids about bullying. more

Help Your Kids Dream About the Future

Kids love to dream about jobs they want to do when they grow up. They dress up and pretend they’re going to work to do a job. What does your child dream about being and how can you help? more

New Blog Talk Radio Show, Will Blog for Kids

Join experienced mommy bloggers, Jo Brielyn from Creative Kids Ideas and Michelle Debenport from SomeGirlsWebsite, as they dare to delve into the world of blogging for children with their new radio show, Robin Falls Kids – Will Blog for Kids. Details follow… more



Will Blog for Kids

I’m venturing into the world of blog talk radio this Friday with a great co-host. Here’s what is happening:

Join experienced mommy bloggers, Jo Brielyn from Creative Kids Ideas and Michelle Debenport from SomeGirlsWebsite, as they dare to delve into the world of blogging for children with their new radio show, Robin Falls Kids – Will Blog for Kids.

In this episode, Jo will chat with guest Lindsay Maddox of the hilarious blog, Silly Mom Thoughts. Lindsay is a freelance writer, author, humorist, avid blogger, and Mommy extraordinaire. This mother of four kids under the age of five has tons of stories to tell and the talent to tell them.

Also joining the show as Michelle’s guest is Deb Chitwood of LivingMontessoriNow.com. Deb is a Montessori certified teacher of preschool age children with training in Catechesis of the Good Shepherd and Godly Play (both Montessori-based religious education programs). Through her blog, she writes about using Montessori principles and methods in Montessori schools, traditional classrooms, homeschools, parenting, and life in general.

Come listen in as Jo and Michelle chat with these great guests about parenting and childhood issues, and learn the who, what, why, when, and how behind their popular sites. This show isn’t just your ordinary mommy blogger’s show!

Show details:

Link to the show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2010/09/03/robin-falls-kids

Date: Friday, September 3, 2010

Time: 11:00 AM Central/Noon Eastern

Show length: 1 to 1-1/2 hours

Call-in number: (646) 595-4478

*Online chat is also available during the show, so be sure to log into Blog Talk Radio before the show begins.

Robin Falls Kids – Will Blog for Kids is looking for guests who are parents, educators, and writers who blog about content related to children under the age of 18. If you’re interested in becoming a guest on one of our future shows, you can contact us at Will Blog for Kids, send us an email at Willblogforkids@gmail.com, or leave Jo a comment here.