Jean Tracy, MSS
Hello, I'm Jean and I provide parenting resources for parents with elementary age children.
I earned my Master of Social Work degree from Bryn Mawr College. Parenting Resources grew out of my experiences as a mother, a teacher, a marriage and family counselor for over 20 years, and as an author and speaker.
Testimonials
"Your techniques are specific, simple to follow, and easy to teach my daughter. They not only help me as a parent, they also help my daughter with their positive effects."
-Debbie B., Mother
"the children "GLOW" when I tell them an affirmation and why I feel that way, we also feel close as a family, because it is something we are doing together and makes us thing of each other. I will continue using it and I will tell you in the near future about our results on my children's self esteem. "
-Victoria Penfield, MD, MD
Parenting Resources from Jean Tracy and KidsDiscuss.com
Use our Parenting Resources to:
- Build character
- Learn parenting tips
- Increase parenting skills
- Build self esteem
- Create chore charts
- Increase school success
- Teach communication skills
- Give affirmations
- Teach social skills
- Hold family meetings
- Increase family values
- Teach goal setting
- Give affirmations
- Discuss kids’ problems
- Model a loving marriage
- Create a loving home
You are your child's best counselor
"Building character starts with getting your kids to talk."
Does it seem that life is far too demanding? Your children want to talk but the repairman's here, the dog is sick, and your boss keeps calling about your long overdue report. Then there's laundry to do, dinner to fix, and no time to think.
Your Family Values Build Character in Kids
Your kids crave your love and attention. They want to talk with you. Guide their values with thoughtful discussions and watch their character grow.
You can have it all. Why not enjoy parenthood, counsel your kids, and build character too!
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