Parenting – Scouting magazine

By Michael Freeman

A psychologist shares how parents can navigate the choppy waters of what he calls “the harder half of parenting.”

By Michael Freeman

Before a youth attempts suicide, most will reach out to a friend, but they’ll rarely let adults in on their deadly secret.

By Michael Freeman

The dictionary defines a white lie as a harmless falsehood designed to avoid hurting someone’s feelings. Do you think white lies are OK?

By Michael Freeman

Find balance so you can take care of yourself and your children.

By Michael Freeman

Wondering how to talk to young people about drugs and alcohol? You’re not alone.

By Michael Freeman

Should you share your streaming-service password with others?

By Michael Freeman

What happens when a phone tracking application reveals a teenager rebelling?

By Michael Freeman

Talking with teenagers can be tricky.

By Michael Freeman

Help grow your child’s brain by encouraging the Yes Brain state.

By Michael Freeman

Simple rules for supervising screen time.