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How To Get Your Kids To Clean Up

Andrea Ramsay Speers
allowance, chores, happy families, nagging, parenting, Pet Peeves, self esteem
Parents today are in the habit of doing too much for their kids.  Whether it’s cleaning up after them, taking over a school project, or just generally expecting too little [...]
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Surviving High School

Andrea Ramsay Speers
anxiety, communication, friendship, parenting, school, self esteem, teens
Starting high school is a biggie.  Now that I spend a lot of my days working with teens, let me pass on some of the practical tips I’ve come across through my work, that might [...]
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Real Work for Young Teens

Andrea Ramsay Speers
allowance, chores, keeping kids out of trouble, parenting, self esteem, teens
If you’ve got a teenager at home, the thought of a summer job has probably crossed your mind once or twice.  Or maybe a thousand times.  But your teen might be [...]
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3 Things Your Teen Needs To Do This Summer

Andrea Ramsay Speers
happy families, keeping kids out of trouble, parenting, self esteem, teens
This article is from the web site About.Com: Parenting of Adolescents.  I thought it had some great ideas, so I’m reprinting them here.  And although it’s talking about [...]
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Happiness At Home: How To Help Your Child Have Strong Self Esteem

Andrea Ramsay Speers
communication, keeping kids out of trouble, newsletter, parenting, self esteem, teens
Here is a list of ways to convey the message “You are worthwhile” to your children. This list could fill a hundred newsletters, since the ways to raise responsible, happy [...]
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Monsters In The Closet

Andrea Ramsay Speers
anxiety, parenting, self esteem
Closets can be scary places. I’m not going to lie: there are a number of closets in our house that terrify me. I just want to slam the door shut and be glad I made it out [...]
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Metal Mouth

Andrea Ramsay Speers
communication, health, parenting, self esteem, teens
I’m seeing a lot of kids these days with braces.  Not that there’s anything new about that — history is filled with teenaged orthodontics.  Not mine, [...]
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In Praise Of Girlfriends

Andrea Ramsay Speers
anxiety, communication, friendship, gratitude, parenting, self esteem
Where would we be without our girlfriends? We go through cycles in our lives, and I think are friendships are no exception.  When we first have kids, we tend to gravitate [...]
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Dealing With Strong Emotions

Andrea Ramsay Speers
anxiety, happy families, nagging, parenting, self esteem, teens
Kids say a lot of stuff over the course of a day. Some of it we listen to, some of it we hear and dismiss, some of it we ignore. But what we listen to and how we respond can [...]
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“Children Don’t Really Misbehave”

Andrea Ramsay Speers
communication, happy families, keeping kids out of trouble, nagging, parenting, Pet Peeves, self esteem
This great article was brought to my attention by Alyson Schafer’s email update (Alyson, if you don’t know, is a parenting expert regularly featured on CTV News, the Ask An [...]
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