Arlene Pellicane

"I don't think it was like this a generation ago," says Arlene Pellicane, co-author of "Growing Up Social." There is a solution though: teach your...

These three action steps may seem like too-easy-to-be-true solutions, but if you actually do them, you will experience less stress in your mom...

You don’t have to wait until your children reach a certain age before teaching them about gratitude. Throughout their childhood, you can train them...

As you leave more leisurely schedules behind, how can you put some “happy” into back to school for your children and for yourself?

Seek to be a calmer, more peaceful person yourself and that will rub off on your children.

If you want to raise a social child who likes being with people, screens won't cut it. Here's how to engage and make memories!

Young children grow by discovering their world – a real three-dimensional world – not a flat screen of pixels.

Today’s child is surrounded by tablets, flat screen TVs, mobile phones, and computers. What's going on in their brains?

When you are deciding what kind of content is appropriate for your child, there are general guidelines that every family can use.

Arlene Pellicane's new book helps women become hopeful, adaptable, positive, purposeful, and yielded in their marriages.

I remember the first fight James and I had as newlyweds. More importantly, I remember how we resolved it.

Intimacy between lovers happens magically and spontaneously in most romance movies, but what about in real world married life?

You don’t have to be married very long before you realize your husband isn’t going to make you happy every day.

At Christmas, all the wonder of the season is magnified through miniature eyes if you will pause to look down at your little preschooler.

You want to celebrate your husband’s efforts as a dad, but maybe a tie or lawnmower is not the direction you want to go.

With Mother’s Day in sight, you want to do something to honor your wife for all her hard work, right?

There is value on celebrating marital love every year. Why not use Valentine’s Day as a scheduled marriage booster?

It doesn't require a huge wad of cash to make a big impression on your spouse this Christmas. It just takes a little thought.