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Here's the list of upcoming guests scheduled for RaisingBoysWorld Radio. Please mark your calendar for Sunday nights at 10 p.m. EST to listen to our 15 minute show...or check here for the updates.

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Dec 5: Lori Lite will put your child to sleep! Lori is a founder of a line of books and CDs designed to help children, teens and adults decrease stress, anxiety & anger.

Dec 12: Kimberley Clayton Blaine is the author of the NEW BOOK, "The Go-To Mom's Parents' Guide to Emotion Coaching Young Children." She’s the mom of two young kids, a parenting expert and a licensed Family and Child Therapist who specializes in working with children ages newborn to six years old. Kimberley is the executive producer of a webshow, called TheGoToMomTV.

Dec 19: Stacey Curnow talks about her new children's book, Ravenna - a story in a timeless Appalachian setting, and a parable in which a boy must turn to nature to find an answer that will give him what he wants most in the world.  Stacey talks about why installing the value of independence and autonomy with our children is so important.  RBW's review coming soon. Meanwhile, see Ravenna here.

If you have a suggested guest for the show - please let me know, we'd love to have them on!

July 11: Dr. Robert Rose talks about how boys are mistreated in school and what parents can do.

August 15: JoAnna Dolgoff, MD will be discussing her new book on healthy eating for kids, Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right

August 22: No Show

August 22: Renee rants about whining boys who complain they're bored, micro-managing, and communication.

September 5: Dr. Anthony Rao, author of The Way of Boys: Promoting the Social and Emotional Development of Young Boys

September 12: Renee talks about food and getting your kids to eat healthy.

September 19: Howard Berg, has spent the last 20 years developing cutting edge accelerated learning techniques to  turn your information overload into your information assets. In today’s information rich world, Berg is an industry pioneer in training teens and adults of any age how to absorb, retain and manage the vast amounts of data delivered to them each day.

October 3: Barbara Greenberg PhD and Jennifer Powell-Lunder PsyD are clinical psychologists who specialize in the treatment of adolescents and their well-intentioned but exhausted parents. They are the authors of Teenage as a Second Language- A Parent's Guide to Becoming Bilingual which is going to be available in bookstores on November 14th. You can pre order it on their very lively website www.talkingteenage.com

October 10: Amy Saxton, the National Director of Open Enrollment Programs for Outward Bound will talk to us about how their wilderness expeditions can build your son's confidence, independence, and leadership skills, and how they are also helping families with their at-risk youth expeditions.

October 17: Our guest, Lynn Colwell, and her daughter Corey are co-authors of Celebrate Green! Creating Eco-Savvy Holidays, Celebrations and Traditions for the Whole Family as well as founders of Green Halloween, a nationwide non-profit initiative to make the holiday healthier for kids and the planet. In addition to being a writer and speaker, Lynn has had a varied work life which included being a life coach, working PR and corporate communications and being a Lamaze childbirth coach. She wrote the only authorized biography of humorist Erma Bombeck. Lynn and Corey have been working for the last four years to inspire people to put more meaning into their greening and have fun while celebrating green. Lynn has three grown children, two of whom are boys and four grandkids with one boy in the bunch (so far).

October 24: How does a child cope when a parent disappears? Where Is My Mommy? Coping When A Parent Leaves (And Doesn't Come Back) is a gentle story ideal for sharing with a child who can’t understand why Mom or Dad is gone, and when—if ever—the parent might return. Created by a clinical social worker and school social worker/mother and son team, Mary Kilgore, MSW, and Mitchell Kilgore, MSW, to help children work through loss and grief. Can be used by therapeutic child care programs, school and preschool counselors and social workers, in support groups and individual counseling, and by family members, guardians and foster parents. Especially helpful in situations without closure such as abandonment.  Renee interviews the authors and discuss how to overcome these difficult emotions with your child.

See RBW's review of Where Is My Mommy? Coping When A Parent Leaves (And Doesn't Come Back)

November 7: Renee discusses new book: How To Unspoil Your Child Fast, Complete Guide to Contented Children and Happy Parents, with the author, Dr. Richard Bromfield.

Over-indulged children are frustrating for parents and prone to depression, anxeity, and can grow into teens and adults who are unable to handle life's difficulties and challenges.  Richard Bromfield, Ph.D, a clinical instructor in psychology at Harvard Medical School, outlines concrete tips and strategies to reverse the effects of "spoiling" before it's too late.  Dr. Bromfield focuses on strategies that are simple, straightforward, and doable in the reality of today's world.

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Jillian Livingston  - Aspen Real Life |Registered |2010-06-21 04:40:40 Hi Renee, I am very impressed with what you are doing on here. My ten year old son was listening with me to your piece on Blog Talk Radio and he told me that it was making him uncomfortable that somebody was suggesting that I take he and his two brothers out to do more activities. We need to talk, I have so much to say, but first and foremost, I will tell you that your points on organization, communication and reading time are very important. As for activities, they are important also but it is imperative that you let them tell you what it is that they want to do and not impose your ideas on them. Boys can be so creative if they have the opportunity. All you really need, with older boys of course, is a vat of wood, nails, glue and a hammer and see what they come up with. Make boats for a nearby lake or stream, fly kites, sleep outside, stargaze, have cooking lessons, play ball games with them...all they really want is you to play with them.

susan banks |Registered |2010-06-23 03:25:20 LOVE the new show - keep up the good work Renee - you're helping so many parents get information we need and appreciate. Thank you - don't stop what you're doing and we'll help you make this site successful!