6 Ways to Stop Sibling Fighting
How to negotiate inequality and act as mom referee when your kids say, "It's not fair!"
- Parenting
Reality Check: My Son's a Pushover!
Our 18-month-old lets other kids take his toys and push him around. We teach him to be loving and cooperative but also want him to stand up for himself. How do we get him to fight back?
- Parenting
Girl Talk: When Kids Share a Room
How can I make my kids' room-sharing setup work?
- Babytalk
Raising a Child With Good Manners
Yes, it's possible! Ways to do it -- and what to expect
- Parenting
Raising a Child Who's Thankful (Not Spoiled)
Five simple ways to help your child appreciate all she has
- Parenting
Reality Check: The Family Bully
What Really Matters to Moms
- Parenting
A Mom's Guide to Playdates
How to handle everything from out-of-control kids to clingy goodbyes
- Parenting
Reality Check: "Hey -- That's My Toy!"
Helping your kids learn to share
- Parenting
Ask Dr. Sears: Nurturing Politeness
Is it too early to start teaching my toddler the basics of good manners?
- Parenting
Getting Along With Others
Guiding children in the art of getting along with others requires patience, understanding, and gentleness
- Parenting
Ask Dr. Sears: Sharing
What Really Matters to Moms
- Parenting
The "Me" Generation
- Parenting
Teaching Kids to Share
"Pre-schoolers are naturally self-centered," says Nora Newcombe, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Temple University. And one way they assert their independence is by holding tight to their possessions. Still, there are ways to jump-start generosity.
- Parenting
