6 hacks in November 2005

04 November 2005

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

June 24, 2006 (I backdated the post date so it wouldn't pop to the top of the feed.) PARENT HACKS TERMS OF SERVICE Parent Hacks is owned, operated and edited by Asha Dornfest. By accessing, using, and/or submitting material to Parent Hacks, you agree to abide by these terms of...

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03 November 2005

10 ways you can support Parent Hacks

Has Parent Hacks given you some helpful ideas? Has it felt good to be recognized as the parenting expert you are? Have you gotten a chuckle here every once in a while? If so, consider the karmic value of sending a little love our way. We're literally a mom-and-pop operation...

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03 November 2005

Link to Parent Hacks: Grab a badge!

Parent Hackers unite! Display a link badge on your blog or website, and let everyone know why your children are smarter and better-behaved than theirs. Copy and paste the following code into your site's HTML, and the Parent Hacks badge of your choice will magically appear in that spot.

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03 November 2005

Advertise on Parent Hacks

Hobnob with the smartest parenting community on the Web! Parent Hacks is read daily by over 20,000 subscribers -- and that number is climbing steadily. Our savvy, engaged readership keeps the conversation lively, positive, and always useful. Our premium rectangle and tall skyscraper ads are priced per thousand views (or...

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02 November 2005

Share your hack!

Hacks A hack is a workaround, a jerry-rig, a clever, pragmatic answer to a problem. Parents are some of the best hackers, because raising kids requires on-your-feet thinking and frequent improvisation. We’ve got hacks a-plenty, but you, our savvy readers, have more than we could ever come up with on...

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01 November 2005

Welcome to Parent Hacks

We parents rely on each other for quick, practical advice. Books and magazines are fine, but the real-world perspective of one’s friend, sister, neighbor, or the friend of one’s sister’s neighbor, is often the most helpful. Parent Hacks collects and publishes parents’ tips, recommendations, workarounds, and bits of wisdom –...

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