Home is more than where you live
In this month’s Where We Live issue, I wanted to try to answer the question: What is home?
Editor's Note
These teens have our attention
Early in April, Dartmouth-Hitchcock hosted its first-ever Youth Summit, two days of exploring issues that impact youth and families.
Hard work evens the playing field
Instead of breaking out the checkbook, the best thing parents can do for their kids is to encourage them to excel, to take ownership of their education and become lifelong learners
Column: Dad on Board
Wait … where is she going?
My daughter is headed to a faraway land where there are no mouse ears or Dole Whip
Just like normal people
Lacking a big pile of cash, my daughter will get into school on her own merits
Snake 1, Bill 0
Adventures in ophidiophobia, aka my Florida freak-out
Bill Burke is a writer who lives in southern New Hampshire with his wife and daughter. He’s also ParentingNH’s resident Disney World guru.
Column: House Calls
Help your teen keep their eyes on the road
Eliminating distractions and setting a good example for them are key
Summer camp for all
Children with special health care needs thrive at camp with the right supports
Is my child behaving normally?
Consider the typical behavior for your child’s developmental stage
House Calls is a monthly column written by health care professionals from Dartmouth Hitchcock.
Column: Time Out
Paint, sip and relax
Nothing is better than some time with friends, a night out and wine
Bunches of brunches
A number of New Hampshire restaurants have special brunch menus. Here are a few standouts.
Sláinte! It’s time to get your Irish on
Whether you are Irish — or Irish just for the day — there’s no shortage of places where you can drink beer, hang out, and party your shamrocks off on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17.
Time Out, written by Editor Melanie Hitchcock, focuses on things that parents can do with their partners and friends when they are taking a “time out” from their children.
Column: My Turn
The teeter-totter of parenting
Managing the ups and downs and striking a balance is easier said than done
The struggle to help my son
In the end you are the best advocate for your child
My Turn is an occasional feature in ParentingNH. If you are a reader interested in sharing your parenting journey, please email editor@parentingnh.com. The views of those expressed by the writers of My Turn do not necessarily reflect the views of ParentingNH.
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