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“The natural order of things when it comes to the world of a child has always been that parents (or another substitute “big person” in the child’s life) are in […]
We are living in very interesting times. For months and months, we have lived outside of the regular rhythm of our lives due to pandemic lockdowns and/or restrictions. Our schedules […]
I’m thrilled to feature a guest article written by David Loyst, my partner-in-presenting and my partner in life. David has been studying and teaching about parenting for over 30 years […]
I remember stepping on the ice for my very first figure skating lesson when I was six years old. They lined us up at the boards and had each child […]
If morning drop-off is an overwhelming time for your child, you may be dealing with separation anxiety. And not only is separation anxiety difficult for your child, it can be […]
Sometimes the human brain outsmarts itself. And this is exactly what is happening for children struggling with separation anxiety. It often goes like this. You get them all pumped up […]
Every parent has been there. Your child comes home, exhausted after a long day, and you give them a snack, let them have some downtime, sit down to dinner, and […]
School is hard work. Whether your child enjoys school or is somewhat less enthusiastic, for every child, it is hard work. What is a school day like for a child […]
“It’s such a wasted opportunity when a parent rescues a kid …” Jessica Lahey, author of the new book “The Gift of Failure” is quoted as saying the above in […]