Guest Blogger
Linda Fogg Phillips
Linda Fogg Phillips is the mother of eight active children ages 13 - 27. She is the founder of Family Health 360 in addition to being the Facebook expert for parents and educators. Linda is featured bi-weekly on Fox and makes frequent guest appearances on ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN. She is an author, researcher and innovator. Linda’s family is known as The Mobile Health Family. Her current project involves researching the tools and techniques that improve health in the context of the household.
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@fb4parents
@fb4educators
http://www.facebookforeducators.org
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http://www.lindafoggphillips.com
Digital Footprint
Most kids do not know what is meant by the term “digital footprint”. In fact, if you are a parent that isn’t sure of what a digital footprint is or why you need to be concerned about it, you are not alone. The term digital footprint refers to the trail that you leave behind in [...]
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Home is the Heart of Health
I’m sure that you are familiar with the old saying “mom is the heart of the home”. But let’s take that one step further and bring it into our health conscience world with the new saying of “home is the heart of health”. What do I mean by that?
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The Power Tool of Parenting
Have you ever wished that you were more in tune with your children? Had more insight into their needs and not just their wants? There are many times that I wished that I had a crystal ball that would tell me what my kids were thinking. Kids are often difficult to figure out. You ask [...]
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Top Five Ways to Protect Your Family on Facebook
1. “Friend” your kids and family members on Facebook If your child won’t friend you, don’t be discouraged. The reason why kids do not want to friend their parents is not what you think. It is actually because they are afraid that you will embarrass them. Once you have proven that you know how to [...]
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Be at the Crossroads
Have you ever had one of those epiphanies when you suddenly realized that you were guilty of being a naïve parent? I remember the day that happened for me as though it were yesterday. It was Thanksgiving morning 2008. I was standing in my kitchen, peeling potatoes and chatting with my brother, BJ, who had [...]
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