Results tagged “kids” from Mom-in-Chief

Want to know how to be honest with your kids without creating needless anxiety? Should parents try to shield their kids from bad economic news? What can parents do if they notice their children feeling anxiety? What if you're worried about holding it together in front of the kids? Watch Jamie on ABC's View From the Bay:

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=view_from_the_bay/parenting_babies&id=6718710

Want to know how to be honest with your kids without creating needless anxiety? Should parents try to shield their kids from bad economic news? What can parents do if they notice their children feeling anxiety? What if you're worried about holding it together in front of the kids? Watch Jamie on ABC's View From the Bay:

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=view_from_the_bay/parenting_babies&id=6718710

Morning News San Francisco Bay Area, ABC Channel 7 Morning News
Wednesday, March 4, 5:00 and 6:00 am 

View From the Bay, ABC Channel 7
Thursday, March 19, 3:00

PunditMom Blog talk radio interview 
Are You A Mom-In-Chief?
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/PunditMom

How She Really Does It podcast interview 
http://www.howshereallydoesit.com/

The Parent's Journal with Bobbi Conner, WJON-AM, Minneapolis
 "Recession-Proof Resilience: What Mothers Can Do to Help Their Kids--and Themselves--Stay Strong in Tough Times"
http://www.parentsjournal.com/welcome

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Four nuggets of financial advice ... from dad-in-chief David Greenbaum

This morning I met with one of my favorite management teams. I've watched them do the most amazing soul-searching in order to shift from a conflict-charged, distrustful group to a cohesive and respectful team.  At their meeting today, they discussed the low staff morale in their organization.  One manager said she feels like they're bad parents with out-of-control kids. By not taking bold action, she worried that they're failing to protect the good performers.  The disrespectful employees, they all agreed, are poisoning the family. What lessons can parents take from the workplace home?  When the climate at home has gone beyond the usual sibling squabbles and disrespectful behavior is more the rule than the exceptional bad-mood-day, it's time to ask some hard questions: