Discover how the Five Love Languages can help your child feel deeply loved and understood. Dr. Meg Meeker reflects on insights from Parenting Great Kids with Dr. Gary Chapman, offering practical tools for stronger parent-child connection—especially during the teenage years.
As parents, we’re constantly trying to sort through headlines, opinions, and strong emotions—especially when it comes to our kids’ health. Over the last few days, many of you have reached out asking about the CDC’s newly revised childhood immunization schedule and what it really means for families. In recent days,
Discover how parents can move from screen fear to screen confidence. Dr. Meg explores digital wellness, screen time, mental health, and practical tools to help kids thrive in today’s digital world.
When Technology Crosses the Line Recently, a story out of Toronto left parents everywhere shaken. A mom reported that her 12-year-old son was chatting with Grok, the AI system built into her Tesla, when the bot suddenly asked him to “send nudes.” @cbcnews A Toronto mom says her 12-year-old son
Introduction In today’s fast-paced world, parenting can feel like a daily balancing act—especially when raising strong-willed children. Many moms and dads find themselves caught between wanting to discipline effectively and wanting to preserve their relationship with their child. In this week’s episode of Parenting Great Kids, we explore how to
If you’re parenting a teen right now, I want you to know: you are not alone. The adolescent years can feel like a rollercoaster—one minute your teen is open and laughing with you, the next they’re closed off and moody. That’s why I invited teen life coach Sheri Gazitt, founder
As Christmas approaches, every one of us feels a mix of emotions bubbling up. Even those who don’t celebrate it feel something.
When it comes your young child and modesty, teach her that her body is good, nothing to be ashamed of and worth protecting.
This Mother’s Day, instead of focusing on what your family can do for you, focus on what you can do for you.
It’s important to reframe discipline as simply setting boundaries—healthy boundaries that are good for your kids and good for you. Not sure how to do this?
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