“Geez…what next?” This was my first thought as I read the headline on MSNBC: “Teens sending nude photos via cell phones.” Then I read the article. One of the sentences written in the article, was even more shocking than the fact that this is happening. “Many of these pictures are falling into the wrong hands…” (Stephanie […]
We have all done things, as teens and young adults, that we are not proud of. Maybe we regret them, or maybe not. The question at hand, is whether or not you are honest with your kids, when they ask about your youthful trespasses. If your kids ask about sex, drugs and rock n’ roll, do you […]
When a child commits a misdemeanor in your home, do you resort to using the same punishment every time, or do you tailor it to fit the crime? Do you skip the “punishment” in favor of a lecture lesson?
My son made the mistake of writing on the wall, yesterday. It was pretty obvious who […]
For those of you who attend church, I have to ask if it is only our family that has a hard time getting there. My older kids complain about how boring it is. The younger ones just make getting ready a very unpleasant experience. We usually end up pulling into the church parking lot in […]
Despite my fear of sounding like my grandmother, I have to wonder what is going on with the dress codes at school and home these days? I had to make a run to the local high school this week, and almost choked on my gum when I saw what the kids were parading around in. When […]
Latest research suggests children who spend longer than average in front of the television are just a active as those who do not.
Ok, typically I give into scientific studies because generally they prove something — but doesn’t this sound like a complete contradiction?
I cannot believe that kids, who sit on the couch and ‘have a […]
Being the parent of two teens and stepparent to two, I found these ‘typical signs’ most helpful and have stored them in the recesses of my mind (and here on SuperNannyRules) for future reference. I’ve already recognized a couple of these tell-tale signs in two of our children and am in the process of taking […]
It feels like I’m living in a chia family lately. I didn’t want to say anything too early for fear of jinxing our situation, but now that all is said and done, I can share as much as I like.
Last week was a very busy week here in our little household. Last Thursday we found […]
The Bruno Family
John and Denise Bruno have their hands full with their four girls. Dad’s got issues with teens Mariah and Taylor, while Mom’s fed up with the two youngest, Bella and Sam. Matters are complicated by Mariah’s cerebral palsy – she gets daily physical therapy from Mom, but Dad steers clear and she craves […]
Are you one of those parents who observes ill behaved children who run pure evil out of sight from their parents and does nothing?
As much as I’ve tried to be one of those parents, I just can’t.
My husband swears I’m going to get arrested for intervening one of these days. I’m of the belief that […]
Supernanny may rule, but Mom reigns! Lets talk guerrilla parenting, shall we?
Written by Gayla McCord [email], and Kadi Prescott for b5media.
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