If I could tell mothers one thing, it's this: you're worrying about the wrong things.
Read NowForget the small details and focus on getting the big things right. Life gets a whole lot better when you do.
Read NowFind confidence in the chaos! Dr. Meg speaks to Crystal Paine, the “Money Saving Mom” blogger, to help you tell perfect, “GOODBYE!”
Listen NowThe key to a balanced life is knowing your priorities. Here's how to realign yours for a healthier life!
Read NowI encourage you not to set any strict parenting resolutions this year, and instead focus on three questions.
Read NowIt may seem daunting with the chaos motherhood entails, but by adopting this perspective life can become a lot more SIMPLE. We can do this.
Read NowDr. Meg provides clinical insight and warning signs for the development of postpartum depression.
Read NowYou're not alone. These practical suggestions will aid any parent victim to consistent bullying and disrespect.
Read NowDr. Meg pens a thank you letter (and words of wisdom) to mothers everywhere.
Read NowThis is the reality check that will uncover the confidence you already have within.
Read NowHow should moms balance love and discipline with their teen sons? Dr. Meg speaks to Kathy Lee and Hoda.
Watch NowDr. Meg helps a single mother realize her authority and value to her sons' development. Single moms, this is a plan for you.
Read NowThere are needs which every boy has that only a mother can fulfill best.
Read NowDr. Meg shares an insightful experience with a patient and provides mothers with a valuable lesson: your happiness is the key to your children's health.
Read NowPorn addiction is a major issue in the United States. Protect your son's sexual development and character with a strong approach.
Read NowDr. Meg provides strategies to addressing "cheating", and the considerations parents need to make when disciplining adolescents.
Read NowDr. Meg talks with expert Dr. Leonard Sax about the challenges boys face and how you can raise strong, self-confident young men.
Listen NowBoys need to be nurtured just as much as girls. Mothers, you are the best person for this job.
Read NowBarbara Bush was both the wife of a president and mother to another president. This is what we can take away from her legacy.
Read NowIt's hard but rewarding work to raise boys that become strong, confident men. Apply these strategies to make the journey easier.
Read NowTeen sex is an epidemic and extremely detrimental, physically and emotionally. Dr. Meg offers support and advice to a scared mom.
Read NowDr. Meg and Dr. Leonard Sax offer advice on raising girls in a society determined to knock you off course.
Listen NowSocial media consumption is at an all-time high. It's paramount for parents to promote healthy boundaries for this new generation of tech users: our children.
Listen NowIs your daughter in an unhealthy relationship? Dr. Meg helps a worried mother protect her daughter in this potentially damaging situation.
Read NowAfter respect, trust is the most important commodity between a parent and her child. Build it now for better communication and closeness.
Read NowOur culture is growing increasingly hostile to our girls. Dr. Meg discusses cultural pressures with best-selling author Dr. Leonard Sax.
Read NowFor teen girls today, the greatest obstacle to emotional health is social media. Here's how to help your daughter fight back!
Read NowThere are two types of women in the world: princesses and pioneers. What example are you and your role models providing?
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