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Celebrating Parenting Wins: Why Every Milestone Matters

Parenting is a journey filled with ups and downs, challenges and triumphs, and countless moments of joy and frustration. Amidst the chaos of daily life, it’s easy to get caught up in the never-ending to-do list and overlook the significance of celebrating parenting wins, both big and small. In this blog post, we’ll explore why […]

Exciting Indoor Activities for Children

When the skies decide to throw a tantrum, it’s a chance to ignite the sparks of creativity and engagement in your little ones. Be it rain, snow, or a scorching sun, there’s always a world of fun waiting right inside your home. Here are some unique and interactive tips to keep your kids entertained when […]

5 Time-Saving Tips for Entrepreneurs with Children

If you’re raising a family while working to get your business off the ground, you might feel like your stress levels have reached an all-time high. This isn’t an easy balancing act, but with the right approach, you can grow your business while upholding all of your domestic obligations. Should you or your children need […]

Shifting the Goal of Misbehavior: Revenge

ALL behavior has a purpose. It is your child’s way of communicating to you their needs and desires. It’s great when that behavior takes a positive form. However, what about misbehavior? What is your child telling you then?  We’ve heard the statements, “I hate you!” or I wish you weren’t my parent!”, often followed by […]

Supporting Your Child at Mastering the 5 Tasks of Life

How do you know when your child is successful? Alfred Adler and his students, Harold Mosak and Rudolph Dreikurs, broke life down into 5 areas they called life tasks. Adler said humans need to master these “tasks of life” to achieve satisfaction in interpersonal relationships. Parents, teachers, and other important adults can observe the child’s […]

9 Strategies for Developing a Growth Mindset in Kids

I had a coach tell me one time; I need to think about my challenges as a brick wall. How do I get past the brink wall- I can go around it, tunnel under it, helicopter over it, jackhammer through it. This is a growth mindset. A growth mindset can encourage a passion for learning […]

12 Similarities Between Parenting a Toddler and a Teenager

A lot of parents breathe a big sigh of relief when their kids are finally out of that stage! However, a similar stage is just around the corner. The toddler years are hard, yes, but have you ever parented a teenager?! Sometimes it feels like they’re just big, overgrown toddlers. And according to experts, that […]

What is Transacting and Why Should Parents Move Away From It?

Merriam-Webster defines a transaction as an exchange of goods, services, or funds and transacting as to carry to completion. Historically, this has been the way individuals’ parent, transacting praise and punishments for good and bad behaviors. Praise and punishment, both powerful behavioral forces, create a core problem in the parent–child relationship. Consider this example: A […]

Supporting Children Through Divorce

Divorce is not easy for parents or kids. Everyone in the family feels a tremendous sense of loss and anxiety. The family as they know it will no longer be the same. One of the biggest priorities during a divorce is ensuring that children continue to thrive. While it is undeniable that divorces are challenging for […]