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They’re more independent now, but connection with you is still vital. Here’s how to build trust in these important years.
“A happy life is made of a million little happy moments stitched together with great purpose.” – Rebecca Eanes, The Gift of a Happy Mother
We say, “Don’t do that,” and they do it anyway. We say, “Stop” and they keep going. We say, “Pick that up” and they throw it right back down.
Parenting uncovers all of our triggers. Your children show you where you need to heal and grow so you can help guide them, too.
Since 1997 Aeromax has developed career orientated dress-up which has proven to raise the self-esteem in children to new heights.
Before you brush family dinner aside as a thing of the past, consider the benefits of making it a priority.
Research shows there’s a healthy kind of guilt that promotes introspection and cooperation — very different from shaming someone.
Just because something makes sense to a grownup doesn’t mean it’s obvious to a child. Here are 8 explanations for common sense requests.
Your child’s friends rarely love without conditions, and jumping through the conditions of acceptance is exhausting, every single day.
Helping your child make their own clothing choices shouldn’t be a battle. Use these tips to make fashion decisions that work for you both.
Whether across the country or just across town, moving is a big adjustment for everyone in the family.
The human brain is literally wired to connect, and that basic need is never outgrown. Here’s why connection matters from the start.
Goal-setting is a simple way for kids to build confidence and self-esteem, learn responsibility, and gain a can-do attitude!
Perhaps the problem doesn’t lie in disciplinary actions but in critical words spoken or lack of quality time spent.
Here’s how to tell if you’re parenting from a fear-based mindset, from time-outs and threats to setting weak limits or no limits at all.
Parents of strong-willed children get some of the worst advice around. I should know — I’m a mom to a strong-willed child myself.
You want your kids to put their best effort into schoolwork without the nightly nagging. Here are some tips to help them stay on task.
In a culture that praises prestige and accomplishment, being nice has taken a back seat — and is often seen as a deterrent to winning.
For over 30 years, the Jenga® brand remains the beloved brand in stacking games!
The move to middle school is a time of tremendous change — not just a new building, but physical, emotional, and mental growth too.
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