April 2025 Issue
Dinner’s Ready: Lakesha Davis’ Salmon Tuscan Pasta
“We’re a family that loves adventure and making unforgettable memories together,” shared Lakesha Davis. “Traveling is a big part of our lives, and we have a bucket list full of […]
Student Spotlights – April 2025
Every month we compile a list of students and schools doing great things across our community. We have so many talented students in our area. Greater Pensacola Parents joins with [...]
From the Publisher – April 2025
I was walking through the store with my daughter at the beginning of her 7th-grade year when we ran into one of her friends she hadn’t seen since spring. I […]
Understanding Physical Impacts of Device Use
As we know, in today’s tech-driven world, it’s nearly impossible to escape the influence of smartphones and other devices. While we are increasingly aware of the psychological concerns associated with […]
When Your Child Steals
You must accept that your child is going to steal something at least once. Typically, children do not know that stealing is wrong unless they do it and are corrected. […]
Family Camping Trips: Make the Most of Your Getaway
Camping is the ultimate in outdoor family fun and is loaded with benefits for parents and kids alike. It provides adventure and unlimited opportunities to experience the great outdoors. It’s […]
Reducing Sibling Rivalry: What To Do and Say
Few things are more important to parents than having their kids get along well together. Nevertheless, sibling rivalry is a fact of life for many families. As we approach Mother’s […]
Expert Advice About Changing Friendships During the Teen Years
Now that my daughter is a senior in high school, she seems to have found a core group of good friends. This is a drastic change from when she was […]
Emergency Fund for Teens?
Our daughter is in high school, and she has a car and a part-time job nights and weekends. We’ve worked with her on saving, spending and giving, but should a […]