Summary After years of marriage, kids and then a divorce, the idea of dating can be intimidating, but being divorced and dating doesn't have to be an ordeal. In fact, according to couple and sex therapist Joan Marsman, dating can be good for parents and kids alike. The question isn't whether you should start dating again but how to make it work for the whole family. We offer 7 tips to dating with kids and hear dating moms Leslee Vivian and Janet Rouss along with their kids' views on the topic. Reality Check: Advice from a non-parent Derek Miller imparts some words of wisdom from the non-parent perspective. How to: Deal with your child's first rock concert 14 year old Adriana is preparing to go to her first concert with her friends. Her mother, Barbara, gets some advice from Today's Parent columnist Teresa Pitman on how to help prepare both of them for this momentous event in every teen's life. Remember this - talk to your child about the possible safety issues and how you would like your child to handle them. Keep the lines of communication open -you shouldn't be further than one phone call away. Relax and accept the fact your child may be turning out to be just like you! Video Diary: Extreme Parenting - the Garbutt/Becker Family Good parenting can be a challenge any day. But if your child has developmental or medical problems, every day can feel like you're climbing Mount Everest. Vicki Garbutt calls it "extreme parenting" and she speaks from her own experience.

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