Navigating the Challenges of Parenting in Today's World: Insights from the U.S. Surgeon General's Report
Positive Self Affirmations: Boosting Your Child’s Confidence & Resilience
Five Effective Ways to Respond to Tantrums, Meltdowns, and Fits
Embracing Authenticity: Liberating Parenting from the "Should" Trap
Parenting is a journey filled with boundless love, nurturing, and guidance. However, in the quest to raise well-rounded individuals, it's all too easy for parents to fall into the "should" trap – a cycle of expectations and directives dictating how their children should behave and what they should do.
How to Support Your Child When Tragedy Strikes
Tips & Strategies to Supporting Your Anxious Child
Three Parenting Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make (because they don’t work!)
As parents, we often fall back on or emulate the way we were raised even when it doesn’t align with the parenting goals we have set for our families. For this reason, I thought it worthwhile to call out what DOES NOT work because if you are relying on any of these three strategies they are probably draining your energy, wasting your time, and are ineffective.
One Conversation That Will Dramatically Improve Your Relationship & Child’s Cooperation
How do you expect your child to follow rules and conduct themselves in a productive, respectful manner if they cannot easily remember them all? By making time with your kids to create a short list of 3-5 family rules, principles or values together you can foster a much more cooperative relationship and harmonious environment at home.
Fostering Connection & Gratitude Through Fondness and Admiration
National Day of Unplugging 2022
If you want to create more peace and begin to eliminate some of the screen struggles in your family you don't actually have to go this alone because March 4th is a NATIONAL DAY OF UNPLUGGING!
Developing Deeper Connections with Your Child Through Practices of Fondness & Admiration
Social-Emotional Skills: Keys to Your Child’s Future Success
The workplace place of the 21st Century is rapidly changing, and so are the skills required for young adults to be successful. To succeed in the modern workplace and find personal fulfillment, it is critical that your child possesses social-emotional skills that can be nurtured at both home and school such as emotion management, problem-solving, and empathy.
