Parents Success Libary

Holiday Stress: Making Peace with Your Parents

Are you finding it hard to be filled with the holiday spirit during family get-togethers? Now that you're a parent, try making peace with your own.

Five Basic Rules of Success for Your Child

Here are five basic rules for success in school and life!

Talk to Others Before Choosing A School

In trying to choose the school that is just right for your child, ask other parents for their thoughts on the matter.

College Struggles and Cries for Help

College isn't all frat parties and freedom. For some students, the pressure is overwhelming and they need help.

Trouble with Transitions

Is it difficult for your child to adjust to new things? If so, then learn the three T's of transitions.

What Teachers Wish Parents Knew

Start the school year off right by telling teachers who your child is and what she needs to succeed. Maven mom, Margaret Trimer-Hartley does. She even writes her son Nik's teachers a letter - and the teachers love it.

You Are Your Child's First And Most Important Teacher

When it comes to knowing what is best for your child, no one knows better than you. Let teachers know who your child is and what she needs to succeed.

Back-to-School Tips for Special Needs Students

Back-to-school is always a hectic time. If you have a child with special needs, what can you do to make sure the transition is smooth?

Simply Grand: The Importance of Grandparents

Grandkids learn a lot from grandparents. Read a dozen ways to share your wisdom and love with the youngest members of your family.

Bedtime Rituals

It's hard getting your little one into bed. The key is establishing a routine.

When Grandparents Become Primary Caregivers

You thought your days of changing diapers and setting bedtimes were over. Raising your grandkids is a big transition for everyone -- here's how to cope.

Bedtime Battles: What Do I Do?

Tired of battling your child over bedtime? Check out these tips.

Eric Winter: The Child Became the Teacher

Author Judy Winter's son Eric, born with cerebral palsy, passed away in 2003. Read EduGuide's tribute to Eric and all that our community has learned from him and his mother.

Preparing Your Toddler for Preschool

It's hard to believe, but your tot is ready for school. What can you do to make sure he's ready?

Family Tips for Making a Long-Distance Move

Frequent moves, especially to vastly different communities, can be tough for kids. Here are 6 tips for a smoother transition.

Kindergarteners Face Big Transitions

Kindergarten is a big step for both parents and students alike. Here's a list of ten ways to make the transition easier and have a successful year of school.

Easing Your Child's Transition to Middle School

Wondering how to support your child's need for independence and still stay involved? Get advice on responsibility, handling their fears, picking your battles and more.

Helping Parents with Special Needs Children

If you have a special needs child, you're devoted to helping her realize her dreams. But sometimes parents need help -- and they may not even know it.

Be Your Grandchild's Gentle Teacher

Becoming a grandparent is one of life's greatest rewards but inevitably, grandparents who play an active role in the lives of their grandchildren must also re-consider what it means to discipline. Wesley Sharpe says that gran...

There's a Smarter Way to Save

Cutting down the rising cost of college isn’t as easy as clipping coupons or waiting for an “everything must go” sale. But there are smart ways to save, starting as early as the freshman year of high school.

Keeping Track of Kids' Milestones

Sometimes you're so busy enjoying your child's milestones that it's hard to squeeze in time to record them. But if you have a calendar, you're good to go.

What Makes Middle Schools Great?

Middle school can be a challenging time, but it's also one of opportunity. Here's how schools can help students make the most of it.

Schools Get to Work

Today's global, high-tech economy demands more of entry-level employees than ever before. When parents and schools connect learning to "real world" careers, students see the reason for their lessons, feel more motivated and g...

It Takes Hard Work to Succeed

What can a parent do when her child refuses to learn? One parent shares her struggle with a daughter who had difficulties learning and the steps she used to turn things around.

School Quality Checklist for Parents

You want to make sure your child is going to a great school. But how can you really tell?

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