Dax Shepard Had a Question for Obama. This Is What Happened Next (Fatherly)
By Donna Freydkin
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How to teach a child to reset after a bad day (without fixing their problems for them) (Washington Post)
By Amy Joyce
When Your Tween Wants to Conform to the VSCO Girl Trend (New York Times)
By Jackie Ashton
How to Get Your Kid to Tell You What Happened at School Today (Slate)
By Charles Duhigg
How my mother prepared us to live without her (Washington Post)
By Anna Nordberg
10 books I loved and learned from in 2018 — all written by women (Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
I Brought My Daughter to Disneyland Alone & Learned to Love One-on-One Travel With Kids (Parents)
By Leslie Goldman
Read This List of Books to Succeed in Business and Life (Inc.)
By Christina DesMarais
Perspective: The age of entitlement (EyeWitness News, The Bahamas)
By Michelle Malcolm
How to Choose the Right Words When Talking to Your Teen (Scouting)
By Mark Ray
Are we setting our kids up to do the one thing we haven’t taught them to do well: Fail? (Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
This is (almost) 9: A celebration of childhood’s final single-digit year (Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
Equal pay for equal chores? Parents send girls a message early (Austin 360)
By Nicole Villalpando
The secret, complex world of boys’ friendships, and how parents can navigate it
By Heidi Stevens
Read this book if you’ve ever asked your daughter, ‘Are you sure you want to wear that?’ (Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
Parents, you don’t know how to talk to your kids, but Wendy Mogel wants to teach you how (My Statesman)
By Nicole Villalpando
For parents with younger kids: To march or not? (The Washington Post)
By Amy Joyce
How to Help Your Child Not Be a #MeToo! (The New York Times)
By Rachel Rabkin Peachman
Wonder Why Your Kid Doesn’t Respect Authority? Look in the Mirror (The Good Men Project)
By Michael Graubart
Which Gender is More Challenging to Raise - Girl or Boy? (Mathrubhumi)
By Sandhya Varma
Why Frenemies Can Be Good for You—and What to Do When They Aren’t (goop)
By Christine Lennon
To Talk to Your Child About the Election, Tell Them They Are Safe (The Forward)
By Lilly Maier
Helicopter parenting: When doing too much for your child is harmful (The Express Tribune, Pakistan)
By Mehreen Ovais
Why I’m Embracing My 8-Year-Old’s Fantasy Football Life (The Washington Post)
By Jennifer Merrill
Motherhood Matters: Don’t Fix the Pains of Summer (Deseret News)
By Amanda Hamilton Roos
Is Your Kid Ready for a Best Friend? (Parents Magazine)
By Rachel Rabkin Peachman
The Latest Domain of the Helicopter Parent: The Sledding Hill (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
By Terri Akman
‘Benign neglect’: giving kids the scope to learn, make mistakes and grow (South China Morning Post)
By Gweneth Rehnborg
5 Signs You Were Raised By Helicopter Parents (Huffington Post)
By Anna Almendrala
Lessons And Blessings: An Interview With Dr. Wendy Mogel (New York Family)
By Hillary Chura
Learning to Embrace the Chaos of a Child’s Bedroom (The Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
Balancing Act: Love and respect trump a parent’s imperfections (The Chicago Tribune)
By Heidi Stevens
By Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S.
Parents must learn dangers of speeding at home (The Sydney Morning Herald)
By Josephine Tovey & Amy McNeilage
Invasion of the Machines (Reform Judaism)
A conversation with Dr. Wendy Mogel and the RJ editors
Wendy Mogel keeps luncheon guests in stitches (Houston Chronicle)
By Lindsey Love
New Year’s resolution: Be a more neglectful parent (The Washington Post)
By Tracy Grant
School Shooting: How Parents Can Help Their Children Cope (The Washington Post)
By Tracy Grant
‘Skinned Knees’ are More Than OK; They’re the Whole Point! (The Jewish Voice of Rhode Island)
By Vince Watchorn
Family Happiness and the Overbooked Child (The New York Times)
By Alina Tugend
Homework overload: For certain families, enough is enough (Los Angeles Times)
By Deborah Netburn
Tennis Pressure Strains Bond of Parent and Player (The New York Times)
By Karen Crouse
Push for A’s at Private Schools Is Keeping Costly Tutors Busy (The New York Times)
By Jenny Anderson
10 Ways to Raise Resilient Kids in Turbulent Times (The Huffington Post)
By Lori Day
Raising Good Kids, With a Good Deal of Restraint (The Chicago Tribune)
By Lisa Pevtzow
Guilty secrets of slacker parents! (Parent Map Magazine)
By Kristen Russell Dobson
A Reading List For Harried Parents (The New York Jewish News)
By Shira Vickar-Fox
Tips For Avoiding Overscheduled Family Syndrome (The New York Jewish Week)
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Camp Blessings (Canada Camps for Parents)
An interview with Dr. Wendy Mogel
So the Torah is a Parenting Guide? (New York Times Sunday Magazine)
A New York Times Sunday Magazine profile of Dr. Mogel.
By Emily Bazelon
A Closer Look (Camping Magazine)
Different Perspectives on The Blessing of a Skinned Knee, by Wendy Mogel
Compiled by Bob Ditter
The One Parenthood Book I Couldn’t Live Without (Child Magazine)
Where do celebrated writers turn when they need advice and comfort on their journey as parents? Read on as 13 authors share their favorite books—and the very personal reasons why these titles made a difference.
By Elizabeth Fishel
Life’s Warning Label (New York Times)
Caution! Contents Hazardous!
By MAREK FUCHS
A “Skinned Knee” is Good for Kids - and Their Parents (San Diego Union Tribune)
By Jane Clifford
For Kids, Lessons in the School of Life (Washington Post)
By Rebecca R. Kahlenberg
How To Stress Your Kid the Right Way How do you raise resilient children? When should you help out, and when should you chill out?
Dr. Mogel talks with Amy Wilson about how to bridge the ever-more-complicated communication gap between parents and children, no matter what age.
Dr. Mogel had a lively conversation with Dax Shepard on his podcast, The Armchair Expert.
The other weekend, a take home parent and child biology test took 15 hours and still got a C...Then, Suzy prepared the wrong chapter for a quiz and got an F. ...Last weekend, there was more work...And, oh! Interviewing an expert on Teen Depression. Great. But, I was finally able to pull out an ace in the form of my friend Dr. Wendy Mogel.