Black Pearls for Parents

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Good And Evil”. On this day, praise your child at least one time.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “AIDS”. On this day, take five minutes to talk with your child about AIDS, its transmission and prevention, and encourage an ongoing dialogue.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Correction”. On this day, take five minutes to remember that, when correcting your child, your goal is not to diminish them or put them on the defensive. On the contrary, you want to allow him to

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Purpose”. On this day, take five minutes to talk to your child about the idea of committing to turn words into actions, desires into results.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Champions”. On this day, take time to make a list of five things you can do to help your child adopt the mind-set that will allow them to become a champion.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Independence”. On this day, take five minutes to talk casually to your child about strategies—such as visualizing success—for dealing with naysayers. Let them know that they will always, uncondit

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Masks”. On this day, take five minutes to consider whether you are setting a good example for your children in your resourcefulness and tenacity when confronted with a problem.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Independence”. On this day, make an effort to broaden your horizons, enrich your life, and discuss these new pleasures and possibilities with your children.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Independence”. On this day, take five minutes to think about your child—who they are and what they want to become, rather than who you want them to be or what you want them to become.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Vision”. On this day, take five minutes to talk about true vision.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Encouragement”. On this day, find three things your child does well and tell them about those things.

Every weekday morning at 10am, I bring you a daily affirmation to remind parents of some of the things that we may seldom forget about in our daily interaction with our children. This morning’s entry was “Self-Confidence”. On this day, using family, friends, or historical figures as examples, take five minutes to talk to your child about understanding that champions win because they actively work