October, 2012
10.25.12
Halloween and the Importance of Make-Believe
Halloween lurks, and the excitement is tangible. Why do kids love getting dressed-up? Does this kind of make-believe serve our children on deeper levels beyond just the fun factor? Dorothy Singer, research scientist and author shrieks a blood-curdling, “Yes!”
10.24.12
Our Sponsorship of Elizabeth Mitchell’s Concert Tour
We are thrilled to announce our sponsorship of Elizabeth Mitchell’s nationwide concert tour this Fall. Read on for concert dates in locations near you!
10.24.12
How Cooking Instills Self-Confidence – VIDEO
Join MoCo mama Sam Kurtzman-Counter in the kitchen in this exciting new video as she shows us how useful cooking can be to boost a child’s self-confidence.
10.19.12
GoGrahamGo!
GoGrahamGo! praises Sally Simon Simmons’ Super Frustrating Day, stating: “I had this strong urge to smack the author a high-five. She delivered a great scenario to help children with their frustrations.”…
10.18.12
Avoiding the Good Cop/Bad Cop Parenting Trap
What does it mean when your child prefers one parent over the other? The Good Cop/Bad Cop phase can be a challenging one for families. We spoke to Eileen Kennedy-Moore PhD about how to work through it and avoid this parenting trap!
10.11.12
Preserving Your Kid’s True Self
How do we encourage our kids to be who they are in this demanding, high-pressure world? We spoke to Dr. Madeline Levine about how to help our kids preserve their authentic selves in school and beyond.
10.04.12
Help, My Child Is a “Bully”
What do you do if your child is the one behaving like a “bully?” For most parents, this is a hard pill to swallow. We talked with Dina Olivas, LCSW, about how to age appropriately explain bullying to children and lessen the impact of guilt and other emotions brought on by the behavior.
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