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Renee Martinez is available for print, television, radio and online interviews as well as personal appearances and keynote speaking engagements on all topics relating to Moms Raising Boys! Please contact via email at:
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As seen on/in:
5 Minutes for Mom: Interview with Renee
About.com: Moms with Sons - Stereotyping Boys - How to Overcome Boy Stereotypes
About.com: Moms with Sons - Teens and Responsible Driving
Athlete Mind: Athletes Bad Behavior Effect
BizzieMommy.com: Listening = Selling
Bizziemommy.com: Marketing and Small Business
BizzieMommy.com: How to stay in touch with your customers without annoying them
Elizabeth Yarnell: The Intuitive Cook / How I get my boys to eat their veggies
Fitness for Mommies: Motivated to Run!
HomeEverAfter.com: Dump Your Frump & Get Your Style Back
HomeSchoolingCoach.com: Summer Vacation Planning
Kim Iverson (radio)
Motherhoodlater.com
MyMommyManual.com
Nannies4Hire: Finding the Right Childcare for Active Boys
Playground for Parents: Why Traveling is Great for Kids
TheGoodStuffGuide.com
TheVacationGals
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By Kirsetin Morello, of Hip Moms Guide
February 6, 2012
“Studies show that if you reward people for doing an activity, they often stop doing it for fun; being paid turns it into ‘work.’” So says Gretchen Rubin in her runaway bestseller, The Happiness Project. She even mentions reading. “Parents, for example, are warned not to pay children for reading—they’re teaching kids to read for a reward,” she says, “not for pleasure.”
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