Helping a Child Know Their Worth Please read this, especially if you have children. This morning I saw this quote graphic on Todd Lohenry's blog. Although we can all learn something from this quote, I really thought about how we can apply this to children and teens. This can be … [Read more...]
10 Tips for Parents of Young Children
My blogging friend, Shannon at Dirtnkids.wordpress.com, recently reached out to me and let me know how much she liked this post. I originally posted it last year. Thank you, Shannon. Here it is again. 10 Tips for Parents of Young Children Your children will thank you … [Read more...]
Letting Go of Harsh Self-Judgments: The Eight Steps to Change. Step 4.
So you've acknowledged what you want to change, become deeply aware of your self-critical habits, and started to catch yourself in the act when you beat yourself up. Now it's time to become your own self-parent and stop yourself from making harsh self-judgments. It may sound a … [Read more...]
A Repost From Dona Matthews of Parent-Space: “Successful Parenting After Divorce: Ten Tips for Helping Children Thrive”
Hello! Today's post comes from Dona Matthews of Parent-Space. In the article, she offers valuable advice on making sure children flourish in the midst of a divorce. "It’s not unusual for children to experience anxiety, anger, or sadness in the first two years after their … [Read more...]
Emotional Regulation for Toddlers
You are in the check out aisle at the grocery store and your little sweet pea sees a lollipop that looks like zebra. You know instantly that you are in BIG trouble. Little Sally not only loves lollipops, she is crazy about zebras. "Zebra!" she says with bright eyes. You know … [Read more...]