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Parenting Books, Magazines and Websites to help parents with children, tweens, and teens. Some of these are not official book reviews, they are for informational purposes. Parent's Universal Resource Experts (P.U.R.E.)
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Saturday, December 29, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Parenting Today's Kids
Recently I discovered a great new educational sites with articles and information that can benefit parents of kids, tweens and teens today!
Parenting Today's Kids
Fact. Parents Need Help at the Intersection of Technology and Kids
Parenting Today's Kids
Fact. Parents Need Help at the Intersection of Technology and Kids
At ParentingTodaysKids.com, we recognize that technology impacts how
kids are growing up. It can play a very influential role in the choice
they make and the people they become.
We Are Parents Too
We are parents. We get it. If parents can understand technology today and learn how kids embrace consume and social using it, we increase our chances of protecting our kids and positively influencing them.
Our Goal
We spend so much time protecting and guiding our kids in the “real world”, but most of us can do a better job parenting in the virtual world and protecting our kids online.
Our goal at ParentingTodaysKids.com is to educate parents and to help them close the technology gap that exists between parents and kids in order to better protect them.
That’s why we’ve put together an expert panel focused on raising kids today, ranging from an attorney to a holistic parenting life coach. Check out the Author’s section today to see the great experts who are here to help you better understand your kids and how they are using technology.
Join them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
We Are Parents Too
We are parents. We get it. If parents can understand technology today and learn how kids embrace consume and social using it, we increase our chances of protecting our kids and positively influencing them.
Our Goal
We spend so much time protecting and guiding our kids in the “real world”, but most of us can do a better job parenting in the virtual world and protecting our kids online.
Our goal at ParentingTodaysKids.com is to educate parents and to help them close the technology gap that exists between parents and kids in order to better protect them.
That’s why we’ve put together an expert panel focused on raising kids today, ranging from an attorney to a holistic parenting life coach. Check out the Author’s section today to see the great experts who are here to help you better understand your kids and how they are using technology.
Join them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Sue Scheff: SchooGo - Website full of EDUCATIONAL Information!

What a fantastic new website I found - all about education, schools, articles, tips, resources and more!
About SchooGo:
SchooGo is an online resource that provides information regarding pre-k, elementary, middle and high school across the US and allows parents to evaluate public schools based on academic performance, student and teacher statistics, and parent and teacher reviews.
We maintain a comprehensive nationwide database of more than 125,000 public, private and charter k-12 schools and 100,000 preschools across the 50 U.S. states. The data on the site about the schools is very useful to the parents who need to evaluate several potential schools for their children.
We maintain a comprehensive nationwide database of more than 125,000 public, private and charter k-12 schools and 100,000 preschools across the 50 U.S. states. The data on the site about the schools is very useful to the parents who need to evaluate several potential schools for their children.
Information is key, and putting that information in front of parents gives families the necessary tools to make the best school decisions for their children. SchooGo allows parents to do the following:
Find: A comprehensive database that gives parents the ability to easily search hundreds of school in a community, whether public, private, or charter. Parents can search in a number of different ways including: searching by city, state, zip code; searching by school name or school district; or searching by proximity to an address
Compare: SchooGo allows parents to compare schools side by side. You can compare the public schools on academic scores, student and teacher statistics and student demographics.
Evaluate: Evaluate public schools based on academic performance, student and teacher statistics, and parent and teacher reviews.
SchooGo also lets parents to share ratings and reviews of their children’s schools which in turn help other parents to make the best school decisions for their children.
Follow them on Twitter @SchooGo
Friday, August 28, 2009
Sue Scheff: Help stop the sexual abuse of children

Our Mission
Stop It Now! prevents the sexual abuse of children by mobilizing adults, families and communities to take actions that protect children before they are harmed.
Our Vision
Adults engage in respectful, caring behavior with children and other adults to create safe, stable and nurturing relationships for all children. Children grow up free of trauma from any form of violence including sexual abuse and exploitation.
Our Philosophy
Stop It Now! was founded on the belief that adults are in the best position to keep children safe from sexual abuse. By adults, we mean parents, survivors, family members, law enforcement, and professionals of all types. We also believe that people who might sexually abuse a child have an important role to play in prevention. No other prevention program has ever directly challenged all adults to take full responsibility for ending sexual abuse.
Challenging individuals to hold themselves accountable is an important and bold first step towards stopping the sexual abuse of children. But it is not enough. We must broaden the notion of adult responsibility to inspire families and communities to push for a corresponding change in societal attitudes and government policies. As a society, we can’t identify effective solutions until we have the courage to face the real problem—people we care about who have lost control.
Our Approach
Stop It Now! relies on the public health model to create programming. Using a combination of research-based public education materials and social marketing campaigns, we seek to change the social climate and foster the prevention of child sexual abuse.
In past public health campaigns, advocates have successfully demanded change in our communities by challenging societal attitudes ("friends don't let friends drive drunk"). Communities have demanded effective public policies which will promote the public health (regulations which prevent smoking in public places). Individuals and communities also have a role to play in preventing the sexual abuse of children.
We believe that sexual abuse of children is preventable. We believe that the best hope for preventing child abuse is by enacting the following policies in our communities:
•Promoting accurate information
•Enhancing services to children who are victims of sex abuse
•Providing specialized treatment programs for sex offenders
•Offering timely sexuality education
•Improving our understanding of behaviors that make children vulnerable
Using the results of interviews and focus groups with survivors, people who have abused children in the past, and the family members of both, we have been developing:
•Sharply focused prevention education materials
•Media messages
•Training tools
•Community-based program strategies
These tools are designed to motivate and support adults to step forward, to speak up, and take action to protect children. With the help of all adults, we have been working to identify, refine and share ways that adults and communities can effectively intervene to protect children and get help for everyone involved.
Stop It Now! has established community-based programs across the US. Together with our sister organization, in the UK & Ireland, Stop It Now! successfully tested the idea that adults will act to prevent the sexual abuse of children IF they have accurate and balanced information, practical resources – and access to support.
Stop It Now! provides a place for adults to voice questions and concerns about child sexual abuse and gives them and their communities the resources to take action. This includes sharing nformation about setting standards for respectful behavior in our families, with friends and in our communities that promote healthy behaviors that protect children.
Follow StopItNow on Twitter @StopItNow
Monday, August 24, 2009
Sue Scheff: Bing Note - Inspiring Children - Building Self Esteem one Child at a Time

I just received some great items from BingNote including the book - That's Bingzy - Busy Building Self-Esteem! as well as the CD. I am quite impressed with all the fantastic learning and inspirational products they have to offer. The website is full of colorful treats, articles, gifts, and more. Take the time to learn more about BingNote today!
About Bingnote.com
Every child is unique, bearing different strengths and weaknesses. It is the special traits of individuals that make our society beautiful and interesting. Unfortunately, kids often prey on the differences of others, making fun of peers that are too smart, too slow, too thin, too fat, too light, too dark, too short--any difference is magnified making development even more painful.
Nearly every child is bullied at one time or another and is left feeling insecure. Though we can not grant our children control over their genes, we can offer them a sense of their intrinsic value as unique individuals.
You can protect your child from the effects of harsh words or playground abuses by providing them with tools to withstand it. The Bing Note team has developed products and resources to help build self-esteem in children, starting from when they are toddlers. From the picture book and CD That's Bingzy!, to activity sheets focusing on real issues, to everyday merchandise emphasizing "I Can", to helpful advice from experienced teachers... together, we can build self-esteem one child at a time.
Follow BingNote on Twitter at @BingNote
Become a fan on Facebook!
Monday, July 20, 2009
Sue Scheff: Kids Awareness Series

By Kara Tamanini - Author and Therapist
No Quick Fix for Anxiety Sufferers
This is something we hear as therapists all the time, “can you fix me really quick.” Or, “do you have a magic wand to just fix me.” Whether the sufferer of anxiety is a child, an adolescent, or an adult, there is NO “quick fix” for anxiety. The problem that we as therapists often run into, is that patients want to be “fixed”, however they are not patient in the amount of time it takes to start to improve and the other “biggie” is that patients do very little of the prescribed treatment in order to get better.
For parents that have children that suffer with anxiety, a large part of anxiety is fear based as well as personal concerns that the child has. There is really no one “right treatment” that works for every child and as a parent or caregiver you need to be patient with your child. Most parents if they have a child that suffers with anxiety symptoms are often very fearful themselves as well as reacting to their child’s anxiety with anger, fear, frustration, etc…
The best way to help your child to get through their anxiety for the long-term is to first let them work through some of their anxiety themselves. Do not “fix” everything for them. A child first has to recognize their anxiety and try to problem-solve for themselves. If they are unable to do this, then be patient and help them through their anxiety.
A thoughtful; well thought out approach with the assistance of a therapist is a really good place to start. Help your child work through their fears and anxieties, but do not take over out of your own fear and do things for them. There are a few treatments out there that are a “quick fix” such as an anti-anxiety medication, however medications “mask” the symptoms of anxiety and do help, but they will not “fix” the problem.
Learn more about Kids Awareness Series at http://www.kidsawarenessseries.com/ and Follow Kara Tamanini on Twitter at @KidTherapist
Friday, May 29, 2009
Sue Scheff: FINK Teen Resources

FINK - Family Interaction Nurtures Kids
Check out this informational and educational website that offers parenting tips, advice, articles in a positive and cheery site of hope and inspiration!
Visit http://finkblog.com/ for more!
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Parents Universal Resource Experts (Sue Scheff) Holiday Gift Ideas for Kids, Tweens and Teens!

As a Parent Advocate I am always looking for great parenting ideas, thoughts and articles. Now Education.com has given parents terrific gifts that can enhance your child's learning growth no matter what age they are! Check it out!
Need Gift Ideas? We Got You Covered!
We found the best toys, games, and books for each grade that will build your child's brain, as well as being chock-full of fun. We've also factored in the economy, with most gifts falling in the $20-$40 range, so you can shop smart. This list of loot is kid-tested, teacher approved, and easy on your pocket book. So check out our 2008 Gift Guide.
Gifts for Preschoolers
Gifts for Kindergartners
Gifts for First Graders
Gifts for Second Graders
Gifts for Third Graders
Gifts for Fourth Graders
Gifts for Fifth Graders
Gifts for Middle Schoolers
Gifts for High Schoolers
All these items and more are also available at our online store.
Happy Wrapping!
The Education.com Team
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
One Tough Job - PARENTING!

One Tough Job
OneToughJob.org is a 2007 National Parenting Publication Award (NAPPA) winner, a program sponsored by Dominion Parenting Media, Inc. and promoted in association with parenting publishers across the United States.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
The Momstyle News - The Inside Scoop for Busy Parents

Wow - what a fantastic website full of valuable information for busy parents on-the-go! Parenting advice, articles and ideas for today's busy families!
Visit http://www.momstylenews.com/ and learn more!
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
9 Ways to Achieve Success at School by ADDitude Magazine

Yours Free: A Back-to-School Report for Parents of Students with ADHD & Learning Disabilities
Packed with school help for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD ADHD) and learning disabilities
Visit http://www.additudemag.com/RCLP/sub/2728.html for more information on how to recieve free report.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
This Mommy Gig!

We’re a group of working moms (and a few dads!) trying to survive the juggling act of career and parenthood. We come from all over the U.S. and different backgrounds, but we’re all dealing with the same issues. Join us in our quest (usually chaotic) to keep everything running smoothly.
Visit www.thismommygig.org for great ideas, tips and other helpful parenting articles.
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