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One Sure Fire Way To Keep Your Child Out Of Prison

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If I told you that there was one sure-fire way to keep your baby out of prison, would you believe me? If I told you that there was one thing that any parent could do regardless of class, race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, gender or socio-economic standing to give your child a better chance than most children to avoid jail, would ... [Continue Reading]

Mother’s Day: A Day Unlike Every Other Holiday

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This Sunday, Americans will celebrate Mother’s Day. Sadly, just another “American Holiday” that like many other “American Holidays” has been commercialized beyond recognition. Most of us, if we haven’t done so already will run out to our nearest shopping center or get on our computers to make some last-minute purchases.  Oops, did I step on your ... [Continue Reading]

Mile High Club NOT…Sex Education in the Airport

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While Naeem and I were walking through the Toronto Pearson International Airport, I noticed a sign that described everything one ever needs to know about parenting.  In fact, while there is currently no universally accepted parenting guide (never fear and stay tuned because I have one in the works), the four words from this sign in the airport ... [Continue Reading]

Do You Know The Golden Rule? Do You Really Believe In The Golden Rule?

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Most children grow up to be parents who espouse the belief in the Golden Rule.  As parents, we endorse this Rule and trust that the Golden Rule will be a lifelong personal mission statement for our children.  Almost universally, parents believe that the application of the Golden Rule will make our children better people – more accountable adults – ... [Continue Reading]

Four Things to Learn During a Visit to the Hospital

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I have spent the past several days in the hospital.  No worries, I am not a patient.  Instead, I have been attending to and keeping someone near and dear to me company.  Even though, I have been away from my family & friends and out of the office, the time away has served me well.  The time spent in the hospital has reinforced some of my ... [Continue Reading]