Yelling at kids might feel like the only option in the heat of the moment, but it rarely leads to the results we actually want. Learn the reasons you should stop yelling and what to do instead.
Raising a hyperactive child can feel hard. Often times, they just need coping skills! In this post, we’re breaking down what coping skills really are, why they’re essential for hyperactive kids, and sharing a practical, categorized list you can start using today. Plus, I’m introducing you to my favorite resource, the Coping Skills Hub by Janine Halloran, a treasure trove of games, videos, printables, and strategies to help your child (and you!) build emotional resilience from the inside out.
Parenting a child with behavior problems can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and frustrating. No matter how many books you read or strategies you try, it can…
Inside: Feeling like you’re a failure as a mom can be overwhelming, but shifting your mindset can change how you show up and feel as…
The world can feel like a scary place especially right now. This is a guide for parents to help kids accept change and tolerate uncertainty while focusing on positive mental health.
Inside: Parents are at such a crossroads with what to do with their children’s education. Sending kids back to school can feel scary. I interviewed…
Not talking about race can reinforce racism. Instead, parents can do so many things to raise kids who are antiracist and celebrate diversity.
Conflict will arise in a parent-child relationship. What is extremely important is that repair is done after any rupture that occurs. The more kids know their parents are their side, the stronger the relationship will be.
Family values are the glue that hold families together. Writing down these values make people feel more powerful, in control, proud and strong. This practice also helps kids feel more connected and loved by their family. Use this free family values list and worksheet to discover and define your family values!
Some kids struggle with behavior. Understanding what is beneath the surface is important so you can create a strong relationship with your child. Not everyone is going to understand and that’s okay. What’s important is that you champion your child and focus on his or her strengths instead of the weaknesses.
In order to raise good humans who can overcome challenges, love others and be interdependent, the absolute best way to do this is by helping our kids build resilience.