Dr. Rimm, a well-known radio and television personality, is a child psychologist, a clinical professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and the author of many books on parenting, including the best-selling, See Jane Win: The Rimm report on how 1,000 Girls Became Successful Women. She answers questions on school and learning problems and general child-rearing issues.

Dr. Thom Hartmann is a psychotherapist, and author of six books including ADD success Stories: A Guide to Fulfillment for Families. He brings a fresh perspective to AD(H)D, seeing it as a form of adaptation rather than a disease. Thom answers questions about AD(H)D in children and adults.

Dr. Baum is a psychologist who specializes in developmental, adolescent and educational psychology. She has worked as a consultant to schools for more than 20 years. She answers general child-rearing questions as well as questions about sex roles, classroom discipline, development, and adolescent issues.

Toby has been an educator, journalist, photographer, scriptwriter, poet and mother for more than 20 years. Think of her as the experienced mother next door. She will be happy to bring her long experience as a teacher and mother of children of all ages to bear on your child-rearing questions.

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Esther, our early childhood specialist, taught pre-school special education for seven years. She will answer pre-school related and child-rearing questions about children under six.

Ruth is a former breast-feeding counselor who answers questions about breast-feeding and weaning, pregnancy, childbirth, discipline and nutrition. You can also send her questions on sibling rivalry, attaining cooperation and helping children develop a positive self-image.

Terri is a writer, lecturer, graphic artist, mother of three and newsletter publisher who specializes in and answers questions about ADHD, step-parenting and working from home.

Dr. Flashman is a child and adult psychiatrist and pediatrician who has been working with children and families for 25 years. Send him your questions on adoption, drug and alcohol addiction, bereavement and family problems arising out of special situations such as having chronically ill children.

Grandma Charlie is a mother of three and grandmother of three – with one on the way. She did a great job with her own grown kids, who all live within several minutes of her house. Think of her as a with-it older mom who answers your questions about setting limits and discipline.