Support for PBS Parents provided by:

Additional support provided by:

PBS KIDS Play: The fun new way to learn through play. Try now!
Home »
Jen

Supersisters Weekend Roundup

Posted by Jen on January 10, 2009 at 7:00 AM in JenSupersister Weekend Roundup

branches

How's your new year treating you, supersister? Here's our raves and faves from this week in January. Enjoy.

Okay, wondering whether you should drink the koolaid and give in to the High School Musical frenzy? Check in with PBS Parenting Expert Diane Levin and get a take on how to handle the pressure on little girls to grow up way too fast.

Need a little guidance on how to help your kids handle the inevitable embarrassment of trying hard and coming up short? Meg Casey writes about taking her son Max to see a hero who happens to fall down on the job--as a professional hockey player. The experience is just the Rx for teaching your kids that we're all human and we all can be winners when we learn that failing is part of the game.

Missed the rush of New Year excitement? Having a hard time jump starting your goals for 2009? Check out this lovely essay by Superhero Andrea Scher and remember one of your tried and true secrets for gettting unstuck and motivated for the year to come.

Wondering what simple thing you can do to move our lovely green earth towards an even lovelier future? Take one night off from lights and electricity with Cecilia and her two little girls. This experiment in conservation and mindfulness makes for a smooth bedtime and a better world. Check it out.

Leave a comment

Ground Rules for Posting:

  • * = required information.
  • No profanity or personal attacks.
  • If you do not follow these rules, we will remove your comment or question.
  • Be sure to fill out the words in the red box below when posting. It's an anti-spam measure, sorry about the inconvenience.

Note: Only your name will appear alongside your comments; your e-mail address will be kept private. The advice and opinions expressed here are those of the authors, not PBS Parents.

*

*

(You may use HTML tags for style) *

(Enter the words or phrases below. Case-sensitive.) *

If you cannot read the words above press the small "reload" button.

Recent Entries

Support for PBS Parents provided by: