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Quick Cure for Cabin Fever

Quick Cure for Cabin Fever

February 26, 2016

The mid-Atlantic was hit with record snow in January, testing the limits of any parent’s ability to keep it together during snow days. What begins as cozy, family time can quickly unravel into sibling battles, endless loads of laundry from the extra layers required for sledding and around the clock...

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Your rescue boat is here: Navigating teen relationships with the Sensible Moms

Your rescue boat is here: Navigating teen relationships with the Sensible Moms

February 11, 2016

There’s a romantic spin to this relationship boat we’re navigating – but don’t get seasick. The Sisterhood of the Sensible Moms are here, and they brought the lifeboat. In their new post, Teens and Romantic Relationships: A Positive Spin parenting bloggers Erin and Ellen of the Sisterhood of the Sensible Moms explore this phenomenon of...

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Global efforts suppporting global challenges

Global efforts suppporting global challenges

February 3, 2016

In January I had the opportunity to present the Classroom Champions program for educators in St. Lucia and Grenada. I traveled with the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (Responsibility.org) to empower teachers to help promote a healthy lifestyle for their students using Classroom Champions and Responsibility.org curriculum. It was a whirlwind experience...

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New Year, New You

New Year, New You

January 7, 2016

Resolutions are meant to be broken. That’s right, you read that correctly.  As we start 2016, let’s think about what these high-intensity, sometimes stressful, personal promises really mean. What are you aiming for? If you get there, should you break that goal and move to a higher one? Should you...

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Holiday Traditions & Non-Traditional Conversations

Holiday Traditions & Non-Traditional Conversations

December 16, 2015

The holidays are in full swing, and now that my daughter is a teen, I find that we’re slowly transitioning to her taking on more of the traditions.  She can make a gift-giving budget, and select presents for friends. She’s very capable of decking our halls and baking holiday treats,...

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‘Tis the Season to be Healthy

‘Tis the Season to be Healthy

December 7, 2015

If you’re like most people, this time of year doesn’t exactly inspire extra workouts and light meals. And if you’re like most people, when January rolls around you’re motivated to get moving again in an effort to trim that bit of holiday “cheer” you accumulated during the season. As members...

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What are YOU thankful for?

What are YOU thankful for?

November 24, 2015

It’s not every day you get to ask your favorite Classroom Champions Athlete Mentors personal qusetions, like what they’re thankful for this holiday season. So we thought we’d go ahead and get the skinny from one of our Superstars, Christian Taylor! Here’s what Christian is thankful for this holiday season: Now we...

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Parenting: The Lifelong Relationship

Parenting: The Lifelong Relationship

November 3, 2015

The first time I was offered alcohol, I was 12. After eighth grade graduation, I went to a party at a friend’s house. I was so happy to be included. I felt so grown up in my sequined cocktail dress, dancing with sports-coat-and-tie-clad boys. Then, someone got into the parents’...

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The Scary Tween Eye-Roll for the Not-So-Scary Conversation

The Scary Tween Eye-Roll for the Not-So-Scary Conversation

October 30, 2015

Want to have a Halloween filled with all treat, no trick? Let’s talk about your kid’s night once the sun goes down and the costumes come out. The extent of your engagement for this particular holiday will depend on the age of your kids and what their expectations are for...

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