This past weekend, I had the pleasure of being interviewed on a podcast by Deb Ingino, one of our active Super Parenting Social Network Members, and more importantly the creator of MyWiredStyle.com. My Wired Style is an organization assisting parents and children in finding how they are wired, so they may know their strengths and purpose.Their motto is, success is not learned. It is discovered and nurtured. Press play to listen to the interview.
Super Parenting LLC is proud to invite parents worldwide to take the Super Parenting Pledge! This pledge serves as an oath to honor the responsibilities of parenting and to make the best effort to be a SUPER PARENT. Parents may have already vowed to maximize their parenting experience, long ago, when they first joined parenthood. This pledge, however, serves as a tangible record of this commitment to our children and our family lives, along with a reminder of the key ingredients in SUPER PARENTING our children. Please join with us in taking the Super Parenting Pledge for the sake of our children, community and humankind in general.
Super Parenting LLC believes the old adage; “it takes a village to raise a child” is too true. The problem today, is that the village forgot that it was raising a child. What I mean is that the images and behaviors that our children are being exposed to, in an effort to protect the freedoms of the adults in the world, are far too mature and explicit in nature for children’s eyes and ears.
Children are seeing images that are provoking undesirable behaviors. How do we deal with these problems? First, we must acknowledge that we need to be more responsible elders (using that term loosely) in our village.
Super Parenting LLC seeks to reignite the spark in our village. To motivate all the parents in our village, to learn to be Super Parents!
One of the many recent benefits of the Internet era, is the advent of web 2.0 technology and all of the online applications that are fairly intuitive and easy to use. Very popular among the younger crowd, high school students through college, are all of the social networks. Networks for professionals are also cropping up, such as LinkedIn, NAYMZ and programs of that nature. Socially, dating websites are available as well. Let’s face it, we are not only in the Internet age, we are also in the social networking era.
Why is social networking so prevalent, today? The internet has given us a window to the world, and many of us are peering out at the view. We are able to connect to websites, information, products and people from all over the world. Our social lives have also benefited from this connection with the world. People are connecting through social networks with people that they share something in common with, although they may not share a geographical commonality.
Welcome to our blog! Here you will find information about our premier certified online parenting classes, articles related to parenting issues today, and updates regarding all of the services we offer.
Speaking of updates, we are currently working on several projects for all of the Super Parents and Super Parents in training. First and foremost, we are working to publish our first (of many) certified online parenting classes. Here is a screenshot of what is to come:
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of being interviewed on a podcast by Deb Ingino, one of our active 
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