Pamela Myers, BSEd
Pamela Myers received a BsEd in Education and her teaching credential from USC and is a retired 6th-grade teacher. She is married to Dr. Robert Myers and is proud to be the mother of two grown children and a grandmother. She has continued to work with children through her volunteer work. She loves nature and is an accomplished painter and photographer. She also enjoys traveling and attending music and theater events. Pam is the co-creator and co-narrator along with Dr. Myers of the Holistic Positive Parenting Course.
Do These 4 Things to Keep Your Kids Safe Online
Kids today have a different relationship with computers and the Internet then their adult counterparts. Schools now integrate computer use into the curriculum, as knowing how to ...
Storytelling for Children
From babyhood to the early teens, children love to hear a good story. Without the use of books, telling stories takes on a different dimension. It ...
How to Talk to Your Kids About Stranger Danger
Talking about this unpleasant subject can seem awkward at times. How do you tell your child there are very real dangers out there without making ...
How to Teach Your Children Cell Phone Etiquette
Teaching your child to say “please” and “thank you” is usually second nature; it’s been done for generations and comes pretty naturally. But teaching your ...
5 Poisonous Houseplants to Keep Away from Toddlers and Pets
When decorating your living space, houseplants are a natural consideration. Their living greenery infuses life into your home and many plants help clean indoor air. However, ...
Scuba Diving for Kids – What You Should Know about It
Although it’s not usually written as such, “scuba” is actually an acronym. It stands for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus, which sets it apart from ...
Teens: How to Conquer Boredom
Do your teens whine about being bored? As a parent, that can certainly get on your nerves – you probably don’t remember the last time ...
Spending the day at the amusement park with your kids
Here are a few simple tips to make a family trip to an amusement park safe and fun for all: Bring bottles of water, kids ...
Miniature Golf – Fun for the Whole Family
Families these days seem to be drifting apart at an alarming rate. Parents often work overtime or have more than one job just to make ...
Safety Tips for Enjoying Fireworks this Independence Day
Enjoying the fireworks is one of the most fun things about Independence Day. They are spectacular for all ages, but they are especially enchanting for ...
Why Kids Should Learn to Cook
As more and more emphasis is placed these days on eating whole foods and having meals at home, some people may be eager to embrace ...
Take a Hike – Family-Friendly Walking Tips
A lot of emphasis is being placed on family fitness these days, and getting together for a walk or hike is a popular way to ...
Teens: Smart Ways of Organizing your Study Time for Maximum Efforts
Many teens, like many adults, don’t understand about time management. They struggle to meet their daily obligations – time with family and friends, homework, extracurricular ...
How to Prevent a Fire at Home
The very concept of a house fire is scary, and there’s no disputing the fact that devastating house fires do occur. To help prevent this ...
Top Tips for Helping Your Preschooler Make New Friends
Preschoolers may not make friends naturally or easily. Depending on your preschooler’s temperament, making friends may be easy or challenging. Generally speaking, preschoolers do not ...
Why Puzzles Are Good for Your Child’s Development
You’ve probably heard that puzzles are good for your child’s mind and cognitive development; in fact, you may have received puzzles as baby shower or ...
