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Parenting Lessons from Ellis Marsalis, Revisited

As the world pays tribute to Ellis Marsalis, we wanted to repost this GCP post from June 2012 which focused on his talent not as a musician, but as a parent. Parenting Lessons from Ellis Marsalis Last night I had the incredible pleasure of sitting at a friend’s small dinner party for Jazz at Lincoln Center and listening to [...]

By |2023-05-21T07:58:27-04:00April 6th, 2020|Cultural, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Parenting Lessons from Ellis Marsalis, Revisited

The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting is Coming Next Month!!!

The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting is coming to back to Hunter College in April 2020--next month!!  If you live in or around NYC, you can join us again this year to discover answers to some of the important parenting questions I've been focusing on for years in this blog.  I'll be offering resources, tips and advice on key academic [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:59:48-04:00March 3rd, 2020|Academics, Admissions, Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Ages 8-12, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources|Comments Off on The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting is Coming Next Month!!!

Is There A Baby in Your Life? You Need To Know The Basics

To all you new moms (and friends of new moms ):  did you know that 80% of a child's brain growth happens in the first three years of its life? And that there are a few everyday activities that you can do with a child in those first three years to make a big impact on it's learning?  You [...]

Universal Access to High Quality Early Childcare is Key. Why Isn’t It A Priority?

Children's brains grow explosively during the first three years of their lives.  Neural connections are made during these years which, if properly nurtured, build a solid base for future success in school, relationships and life.  Alternatively, if a child experiences severe stress and trauma during this period, this can lead to emotional and social issues, and delay development. This [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:58:54-04:00January 29th, 2020|Ages 0-4, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Universal Access to High Quality Early Childcare is Key. Why Isn’t It A Priority?

The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting – Back in April 2020!

The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting is coming to back to Hunter College in April 2020!!  If you live in or around NYC, you can join us again this year to discover answers to some of the important parenting questions I've been focusing on for years in this blog.  I'll be offering resources, tips and advice on key academic issues [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:58:54-04:00January 24th, 2020|Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Ages 5-7, Ages 8-12, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Resources, Uncategorized|Comments Off on The Inside Guide to NYC Parenting – Back in April 2020!

Rising Rates of Black Teen Suicides: What Can Parents Do?

For years many of us have heard (and said) that Black people don't commit suicide.  But the data on this reveal an alarmingly different truth, especially about our young people.  Over the last 10 years, the suicide rate for Black teens 15-17 has increased drastically, from an overall rate of 3.9 suicides per 100,000 per year in 2007 to [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:58:55-04:00December 17th, 2019|Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources, Saving Our Sons, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Rising Rates of Black Teen Suicides: What Can Parents Do?

Not Again…How Do We Talk With Our Children About These Mass Shootings?

GCP has been writing about how to talk with our children about mass shootings for too many years.    Sadly, we are running an edited version of this post again below.  Our children are learning to live in a world where schools and other familiar places we all visit can be targets, and we have to help them cope [...]

By |2024-01-19T15:10:33-05:00November 19th, 2019|Ages 0-4, Ages 0-5, Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Ages 5-7, Ages 8-12, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources, Saving Our Sons, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Not Again…How Do We Talk With Our Children About These Mass Shootings?

How Do We Talk To Our Children About These Latest Mass Shootings?

All hell broke loose, it seems, while  GCP was on vacation last week.  Not one but TWO mass shootings, where innocent victims were targeted by deranged shooters.  We experience the shock, anger, and helplessness of watching people's lives be cut tragically short at a community festival, at the local Walmart.  As adults we are shook to the core.  It's been [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:58:30-04:00August 13th, 2019|Ages 0-5, Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Ages 5-7, Ages 8-12, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Resources, Uncategorized|Comments Off on How Do We Talk To Our Children About These Latest Mass Shootings?

Your College Admissions Questions Answered by Experts: Here’s How

GCP parents, do you have a son or daughter thinking about college?  Want to have your burning questions about the college admissions process answered by a top college dean of admissions?  Then here is some exciting news:  This Friday, July 26, I am joining Eric Furda, Dean of Admissions of the University of Pennsylvania, as a guest on his Sirius XM Radio Show "The Process", which [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:58:30-04:00July 23rd, 2019|Academics, Admissions, Ages 13-15, Ages 16-18, Ages 8-12, Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources|Comments Off on Your College Admissions Questions Answered by Experts: Here’s How

GCP Live! Talking about Father and Son Dynamics: How to be a Better Parent to Your Son

On Friday morning, GCP was LIVE at the Corporate Counsel Men of Color Conference in Washington D.C.  The topic: "Father and Son Dynamics: 10 Ways to Be a Better Parent to Your Son".  The panelists were Rev. Dr. Grainger Browning, Jr., Senior Pastor of Washington D.C.'s Ebenezer A.M.E. Church; Chef Jeff Henderson, Chef, Author and Host of "Flip My [...]

By |2023-05-21T17:57:40-04:00June 9th, 2019|Experts, Featured, Latest News, Parents, Resources, Uncategorized|Comments Off on GCP Live! Talking about Father and Son Dynamics: How to be a Better Parent to Your Son
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