It’s hard to watch kids struggle

It’s hard to watch kids struggle

Isn't it so hard to watch our kids struggle with something? Whether it's learning to use a spoon, tying a shoe, or completing school assignments - we want to help! We want our kids to be happy...and sometimes we just want to save time! Struggling is an important part...

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Do you speak your child’s love language?

Do you speak your child’s love language?

Do your kids know you love them?   The question isn’t do you love your child (of course you do!!!), it’s more does your child feel loved.   According to Gary Chapman, author of the Love Language series, there are 5 universal ways people express and interpret...

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Three Steps to Have the Holiday That YOU Want

Three Steps to Have the Holiday That YOU Want

The holiday season can bring a lot of stress (not such a jolly feeling!) This holiday season can be different if you have a plan. Here are three ways to have YOUR best holiday.   1. Decide how you want to feel during the holidays....

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A Homework Plan

A Homework Plan

Empowering my kids to make their own choices is something that's important to me. I want them to feel confident they can make their way in life and for them to feel capable they need to practice how to make good choices, and what to do when their choices aren't so...

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TV for years!

TV for years!

How many years do you think you’ve watched TV? Believe it or not, I’m not talking how many years that television viewing has been a part of your life I’m talking about entire years. The American Academy of Pediatrics concluded that by the time the average person...

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How I Avoided a Meltdown With Meal Prep

How I Avoided a Meltdown With Meal Prep

Here's an example of responding to our kid's needs and emotions rather than their behavior. One night my youngest came inside from playing and asked what we were having for dinner. When he noticed I was washing potatoes he yelled, "I don't LIKE potatoes!” Then started...

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