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The one conversation that could save your teen’s life (and your own) "My friend and I talked about this fact: Yes, we spend hours talking to our kids about WHY to say No, but we don’t tell them HOW to say no. When they are put on the spot – they don’t have hours to explain their decisions to their peers.... read more	Raising a Moral Child What does it take to be a good parent? We know some of the tricks for teaching kids to become high achievers.
What a little love means to a little one For too many, the damage begins early in life. Four out of 10 infants born in the United States do not form a strong bond with either parent, and they will pay for that the rest of their lives.	11th Annual Young Child Expo & Conference April 23-25, 2014 New York City
"Parenting with Presence" Summit API is pleased to cosponsor the free online "Parenting with Presence" Summit, March 18-21, 2014.	API Leader Anniversaries! Leader Milestones Congrats, Leaders! 1-Year Anniversaries: Kelly Shealer
Four questions to ask before you discipline "In my work with parents and teachers on solving behavior challenges with children, I help them identify the problem, possible causes of the behavior, and then possible solutions for eliminating it.	Prepare for parenting by healing your childhood wounds We often hear the cornerstone of healthy parenting quoted as consistently “responding with sensitivity” to our infants’ and children’s emotional and physical needs in relation to their biological-developmental stage.
Parents less likely to spank after reading briefly about its links to problems in children Parents who spank believe it's an effective way to discipline children. But extensive research has linked spanking to short- and long-term child behavior problems.	Parenting plays key role when African-American boys move from preschool to kindergarten With implications for all children, a new study has found that parenting affects the academic and social performance of African-American boys as they move from preschool to kindergarten.

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