Stacey DeBroff

Stacey is a Consultant and Principal for Mom Central Consulting along with Mom Central's founder and national spokesperson Stacey DeBroff, of Mom Central, The Today Show and Rachael Ray Fame.
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Stacey is wife to Michael and Mom to Heidi, 8 and Megan, 6.

After spending the day with Chandra, Stacey DeBroff, time management expert and CEO of Mom Central, sees that a time-management intervention is in order.

supermom stacey"Chandra is an amazing mom.She's very dedicated, but she's equated being a great mom with being a 24/7 mom," Stacey says."So it was a question of how to shift things around, but also really how to give her the freedom to reclaim part of that time for herself without the feeling that she's being selfish."

Most importantly, she tries to explain to Chandra that time for herself is not selfish; in fact, carving out about five hours each week could make her a better mom, so it's nothing to feel guilty about.

To help Chandra find time to dedicate to no one but herself, Stacey makes these suggestions:

In addition, Stacey serves as a Consultant and Principal for Mom Central Consulting along with Mom Central's founder and national spokesperson Stacey DeBroff, of Mom Central, The Today Show and Rachael Ray Fame.

According to parenting author Stacey DeBroff, Himmer's concerns are not unfounded."Kids will post their class schedules, phone numbers, e-mails, even home addresses," said DeBroff, the founder and CEO of momcentral.com."They're thinking 'There's 60 million people on here, who cares about me?' They think its just for their friends to look at. They don't realize it's public."

DeBroff said schools became alarmed about dot-com communities like Myspace, Facebook and Bebo long before most parents did, as many students were signing on to the sites from school computers.Many schools have since been working to combat their popularity, DeBroff
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sexual predators to find victims, DeBroff calls the number of kids willing to set up offline meetings with someone they met over the Internet "alarming."

"They need to realize that it's really easy to imitate a teenager online," DeBroff said.

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According to parenting author Stacey DeBroff, Himmer's concerns are not unfounded.

"Kids will post their class schedules, phone numbers, e-mails, even home addresses," said DeBroff, the founder and CEO of momcentral.com."They're thinking 'There's 60 million people on here, who cares about me?' They think its just for their friends to look at.They don't realize it's public."

DeBroff said schools became alarmed about dot-com communities like Myspace, Facebook and Bebo long before most parents did, as many students were signing on to the sites from school computers.Many schools have since been working to combat their popularity, DeBroff said, by informing parents and students of the potential dangers involved.

"The problem is," she added, "the more negative publicity they get, the more kids want to check them out."
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While Himmer worries that online communities are making it easier for sexual predators to find victims, DeBroff calls the number of kids willing to set up offline meetings with someone they met over the Internet "alarming."

"They need to realize that it's really easy to imitate a teenager online," DeBroff said.