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CEO and Founder of KidsintheHouse.com, Leana Greene, joined Dr. Drew as a Parenting Trends Expert on the All About Women Podcast for an eclectic discussion about ADHD, breast feeding, narcissism. They also use Leana's unique Swedish perspective to examine the different ways in which Americans and Europeans approach parenting.
The Mamalode Starter Series is an exciting opportunity for Mamalode Magazine to introduce some amazing people. Starting something takes enormous amounts of work, faith, help and community. Kids in the House CEO Leana Greene was featured in the latest Mamalode Magazine Starter Series review.
How the Media and Pop-Stars Affect our Children
Parenting Advice Concerning Sexuality and Media with Dr. Jean Kilbourne
Kids in the House and CEO/Founder Leana Greene are featured in the November issue of LA Parent Magazine!
Dozens of leaders in innovation gathered in San Francisco for a night full of inspiration and honors.
People.com, Moms & Babies, Celebrity Baby Blog from Around the Web, Features Brooke Burke-Charvet's Kids in the House Video "The Power of a Family Meeting," where she advises:
Kidsinthehouse.com is featured on a media blog, Benci Media, as an inspiration to other marketers and media-based companies. The writer of Benci says,
Kids in the House CEO and Founder Leana Greene was interviewed for LA Mom Magazine about her vision behind the 8,000 videos.
CuteMonster, a blog aimed toward modern parents, specifically dads, released their list of the best and worst parenting websites of 2013. Kids in the House joins PBS Parents, Good Enough Mothering, and Common Sense Media as the top four best parenting websites of 2013. Check out the full list here.
3) Kids in the House
So I think the issue of ADHD diagnosis and medication, whether or not to medicate, is really complicated and we try to simplify it but it's not simple, and it has to do with socioeconomic issues, it has to do with where the level of education of any give school system, and of the parents in that school system, so that you're gonna see disparities, you're gonna see something different happening in high-achieving communities that you may not see in your sort of, your more average, in this case American environment or community.
