Failure is a gift? What do you mean we should let our kids fail in order for them to be more successful? Jessica Lahey became a parent and a middle school teacher in the same year. As an educator and now a contributing writer for national magazines such as The Atlantic, Jessica 
discusses the consequences of not allowing your child/grandchild to experience some degree of failure. Research shows that a degree of 
failure actually results in children that are more independent, have increased self-confidence, and have a greater degree of academic success. Learn about giving your children the gift of failure.
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Caught Between Generations – The Gift of Maybe

More than 40% of people in their 40’s and 50’s have at least one living parent – and a child under the age of 21. Most likely there is a job, a house to run, groceries to buy and meals to get on the table. How can you cope with the massive demand on your time for love, affection and decision-making skills? It’s not easy, but we can help on Caught Between Generations – we’ll be talking all things multi-generational with practical tips you can use right now and in the long term to make your life better. More peaceful, more organized and more informed with expert interviews with those in the know.