What are you looking forward to learning in school tomorrow/this month/this year? Talking to children about school gives us a really wonderful opportunity to discover how our children are doing, adjusting, learning and getting along with peers and teachers. So, has your child shared a special moment about school with you this year?
Many years ago, my mother-in-law told me that I was reading too many books about parenting. She said that I
Inside: Five Positive Tools for Helping Siblings Solve Conflicts and Get Along The following is adapted from Rebecca’s new book,
Over the summer, my 9 year old daughter began having trouble falling asleep. “I just can’t sleep!!” she whined (and
Inside: How To Use Positive Discipline To Respond to Aggressive Behaviors in Toddlers and Young Children It’s quite normal for
Knowing how to make amends is a very valuable life skill. As children grow they have many opportunities to apologize
Three Parenting Strategies To Try when Consequences Stop Working and your Child is Misbehaving Does this scenario feel familiar? It’s
Emotionally intelligent children not only recognize and manage their own feelings, they are also able to understand emotional states of others. Emotional intelligence is also important for healthy development.
My arms were still sore from scrubbing the dark streaks of marker my toddler had happily scribbled, off our porous
Inside: Learn how to Avoid Power Struggles and problem solve when you and your child have conflicting opinions. The bathroom