Not all parent coaches are the same. In this post, you’ll learn the 10 most important questions to ask a parent coach before hiring one, so you can find the right support for your unique family and start your journey with confidence.
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.
Family dinners are a powerful tool for building strong family bonds and creating lasting memories.
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…
The very first mom I ever worked with sat across from me, looking completely overwhelmed. When I asked her, “Where do you feel stress in…
Inside: Navigating the world of hyperactivity in kids can be challenging for parents. This post reveals seven hidden causes of hyperactivity, explaining why some very…
Choosing a word of the year is super simple to do and can help you and your kids live life to the full!
Inside: Everything you need to know about your child’s sensory processing systems and how they link to their behavior and emotional regulation. Do you have…
It’s imperative for our kids to learn basic life skills. Here are 4 super simple steps for teaching a child anything from blowing a bubble to daily chores.
In the past when a problem came up, we would often be reactionary with our kids. We had certain rules set in place but weren’t…
Stop unwanted behavior and sibling fighting by filling up your child’s attachment and attention bucket. Kids long to have your attention and when they don’t get it, they do whatever they can to get some even if that’s negative attention!
When a child spends one-on-one uninterrupted time with a parent, he or she feels connected and is more likely to make better choices.