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Rosalind Wiseman is an internationally recognized author and educator on children, teens, parenting, education and social justice. Her work aims to help parents, educators and young people successfully navigate the social challenges of young adulthood.
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“Don’t Trust Me” by 3OH!3(1)
It’s been just about a year since Denver-based electronic/hip-hop group 3OH!3 released their debut album Want, but the hit single “Don’t Trust Me” continues to dominate radio playlists as well as the iTunes top 100. The song’s unique beat is great to dance to, and you’ll probably have to hear it all of 3 times to remember enough lyrics to sing right along. What are your kids saying about “Don’t Trust Me” and what do you feel about the song? Is it all in good fun? Or are you uptight if you don’t get the joke?
He Thinks I’m Stalking Him!
Rosalind answers a question from a 15 year old girl who thought she was having fun hanging out with a guy, only to find out he’d spread a rumor saying she was stalking him. Should she confront him or just cut off talking to him for good?
Rosalind’s Pick: Stay Close
Libby Cataldi’s Stay Close is an honest, stomach-churning account of her son’s drug problems and the steps, both for better and for worse, that her family took to help him.
My Four Year Old Thinks She’s Fat!
Rosalind answers a question from a mom whose 4 year-old daughter has recently been making disparaging remarks about her own body. Who is making her feel bad about herself and is it even possible for kids to be truly self-conscious at this age?
Perez Hilton: You Don’t Get a Pass Just Because You’re Gay
Rosalind Wiseman speaks out on Perez Hilton’s use of homophobic slurs in retaliation to his recent assault.
Top Five Posts
- A Sigh of Relief About the ‘End of Over-Parenting’ (5.00 stars)
- Julia’s Reading List: You’d Be So Pretty If… (5.00 stars)
- Confessions of a Recovering R-aholic (5.00 stars)
- Speaking Out on Segregated Proms (5.00 stars)
- Julia V. Taylor’s Children’s Book Now Available! (5.00 stars)
Most Rated Posts
- Farewell to Middle School! (8 votes)
- A Sigh of Relief About the ‘End of Over-Parenting’ (6 votes)
- Julia’s Reading List: You’d Be So Pretty If… (4 votes)
- I Take It Back! (4 votes)
- Tween TV Favorites and The Celebrity Phenomenon (4 votes)