Women and "No"

Women seem to take on more and more responsibilities. Before they know it, they have too much on their plates to care for themselves. This article explores why women think "No" is a dirty word.

Submitted By meatloafkend

Embarrassing Moments With Children

This article offers a humorous look into embarrassing moments parents inevitably run into with their kids. There are funny anecdotes and a few suggestions on how to mimimize mortifying moments.

Submitted By jentypist

Study Finds Birth Order is not a Predictor of Intelligence
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A very thorough study conducted jointly by researchers at Ohio State University, University of Oklahoma, and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, found no correlation between intelligence and birth order once other factors had been taken into consideration.

Submitted By Brad Sylvester

Coaching is Parenting at its Best

Coaches are now doing what parents used to do: build character and instill values. This article provides tips for parenting based on coaching principles.

Submitted By Candace Moody

Teen Drug Use Declines in Most Types of Drugs

An annual survey of teenagers around the US shows a decline in the most commonly used illicit drugs, but an increase in two key categories. President Bush lauds the work of law enforcement and Latin American partners.

Submitted By W Thomas Payne

Assumed Censorship in Children's Literature

This article questions whether children’s literature should be taken at face value as suitable for young children, or whether a parent ought to take a look inside and make sure the values presented there are in line with what they teach their children.

Submitted By Lucinda Plum