Summary Parlez-vous Francais? Do you have a language tucked into the corner of your mind that you learned as a child? For the most part, parents who have another language try to pass it on to their children. Though some worry that this may be confusing at an early age. So we went to find out what teachers, tutors, parents, bilingual children and professor of psychology Dr. Ellen Bialystok have to say about the gift of a second language. Reality Check: Food fights It's the battle of the dinner table as David Hoffert deals with his son's specific food requests. How to: Deal with Kids stealing With family counselor Leena Augimeri (Ms. Augimeri chaired a task force which led to the development of Canada's first protocol for children under 12 in conflict with the law. She also participated in a U.S. study sponsored by the OJJDP investigating the issue of very young offenders.) Here's a quick summary of the steps to take to stop your child from stealing. Have your child define what stealing is. Have them return the item they stole and apologize to the owner. Assign a work chore or remove a privilege as a consequence for their actions. Stealing is a hard problem to deal with, but if you stay calm and follow these steps your kid should get the message. Video Diary: Bar Mitzvah - the Hecker/Sherman Family According to Jewish tradition, when a child reaches the age of thirteen he or she can be officially welcomed into their congregation. First this child must spend many months studying for the big day while mom turns into an event planner preparing for a big celebration. Karen Hecker and her husband Jamie Sherman, along with their three sons, recently experienced this great event when their eldest son had his Bar Mitzvah.

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