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.
JADE: An Easy Mnemonic for Difficult Family Members
Setting firm boundaries with your relatives is hard. Whether you love them too much to say no or loathe how quickly they get under your ...
How to Raise a Happy Teenager
Teen depression is a serious problem in America, with an estimated 20% of adolescents suffering depression at some stage. Changing hormones make life tough ...
Get Moving! Toddler Activities to Encourage Physical Development
There are countless activities to keep a toddler happy and occupied on a rainy day. The challenge is uncovering the ones that help develop their ...
How to Survive Traveling with Your Kids This Holiday Season
Just the thought of traveling with kids over the holiday break can be enough to make you scream, and the reality can be just ...
Outdoor Winter Activities for the Whole Family
Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean the outdoor activities have to stop! Help the family stay fit and have fun with winter activities for ...
Top Tips to Avoid the Winter Blues for Stay-at-Home Parents
How many new parents would love nothing more than to stay at home with their newborn? While many people may have the ability to do ...
Keeping Your Kids Entertained During a Road Trip
The decision to take a road trip with your family is an exciting one. Maybe you remember taking road trips during your own childhood and ...
9 Tips on Saying “No” to Your Child
It’s not easy to discipline a child. It can even be heartbreaking. As a parent, you want to see a bright smile on your child’s ...
3 Ways to Stick to Your Diet During the Holidays
Are you looking forward to celebrating the holidays this year? Are you planning which parties you’ll attend and which ones you’ll skip? Are you choosing ...
Tips to Keep Kids Safe While Trick or Treating
Halloween is supposed to be a fun time for kids, when they get to dress up, go trick or treating, receive candy and simply have ...
7 Wet Day Activities to Do with Your Bouncy Kids
If you have lively children with lots of energy to burn off, it can be tricky keeping them calm and happy on a wet day. ...
How To Make School Mornings Easier
For parents, school mornings can pack in all the stress of a normal day into just a couple of hours. Here are five ways you ...
How to Get Involved with Your Child’s School
Getting involved in your child’s school activities is an excellent way to further develop a bond with your child. Getting involved also helps your ...
5 Ways to Deal with Your Kid’s Homework Challenges
Homework can be very challenging, especially for high-energy kids who have a hard time sitting still at school, much less at home. As a parent, ...
Why Your Child Should Learn How to Code
Computers are an important part of the world we live in. Technology is everywhere and it is advancing at a rapid rate, which means children ...
3 Quick Ways to Get Fit as a Family
Getting in shape is tough. Whether you join a gym or choose to exercise at home, it’s difficult to lose weight on your own. If ...
