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Welcome

Now more than ever, our children need parents to lead them. Authority that was once ascribed is more relational; popular culture and Internet and mobile technology expose and empower our children to engage in increasingly risky ideas and activities at earlier ages.

“We can’t teach what Banana Moments offers parents,” said Kelly Graham, Principal at Olympus Junior High in Roseville, Ca., “It’s a good message at a time when our children are exposed to so much through Internet-enabled tools.”

Joanna’s ‘aha moment’ sponsored by Mutual of Omaha

 

Who is in charge?

In a world where it is easy to believe you can simply “google” everything you need to know, who needs a parent, educator, coach or physician to impart wisdom?

The Authority In Me 

A book about parenting with peace of mind in a cyber powered world.

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 Listen to conversations about the hot topics

CyberParenting on TheFish103.9FM Tuesday mornings 6:40 and 7:20a.m.

This week: Teaching your child to be “likeable” and loved in the social network

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Family Business Quarterly

Spring 2013 Edition – Citizenship in a global network

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Events

Parents who Rock Support One Another

Second Thursday Evening of the Month, 6:30 at Mimi’s Cafe in Roseville

 June 13:  “What it means to be a parent in a cyber-powered world”

About Joanna Jullien

Joanna Jullien

Joanna (jullien@surewest.net) and her husband have raised two sons in Roseville, CA. She has a degree from U.C. Berkeley in Social Anthropology (corporate culture). Her honors thesis was awarded the Kroeber Prize and funding from National Science Foundation grant. Joanna writes to help parents with the modern-day leadership challenges of raising children. She is a contributing writer for The Granite Bay View, the Press Tribune, the Sacramento Examiner, and editor of Banana Moments.

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