Since the birth of her first child 15 years ago, writing about children has been Ruth's hobby, passion and profession. She has published in Parents Magazine, Family Circle, Woman's Day and many other national magazines and local newspapers. Ruth also writes the weekly Parenting Column for The Jerusalem Post. She has worked as a child-care worker, newspaper reporter, 60's activist and farmer. She is finding her B.S. in cultural anthropology from UCLA very useful in dealing with the three natives at home. Ruth is married and is a certified parent educator and infant massage instructor.

 

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Articles Written By Ruth Mason

Do the Experts Drive you Crazy?
Going to Work
Babies Deserve Respect
Babes In Arms
Bad At Discipline, Good At Books
Being Present with your Kids
Discipling Toddlers
Families Without TV
First Friends
Getting through the Witching Hour
Help For Working Mom From Those Who Know
Help Your Child Learn Social Skills Part I
Help Your Child Learn Social Skills Part II
Homemade Books Ease Transitions
Keeping Computer Kids Fit
Powerless Mom: A Drama
Resentful Teen
Sleep Problems: Your Child Has The Answers
Snakes in the Schools- Are Computers over-used?
Spotting Eating Disorders
Summer Before Computers
TV and Our Kids: A Good Match?
Understanding Your Two-Year-Old's Tears
Welcome to the Parents' Center
Welcome to the Working Moms' Community
What to Expect from a Young Child:
Part I
Part II