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I won’t pretend that it wasn’t
frustrating, constantly stopping what I was doing to pick up, comfort and
carry my toddler but I had to keep reminding myself that he had no idea
what was going on, what was next or where we were going, so he absolutely
needed all the comfort and reassurance that we could offer.
if you’ve communicated accurately and encouragingly, kids inherently know that something they did was “good,” and they’re motivated to do it again. Instead of telling your kids that they just made you feel proud, they decide feel proud of themselves. Their accomplishments, as they should be, are about them, not you.
A sense of family matters to children. It doesn’t matter if it is a small family or a large one, single parent or two – what matters is that the child feels like they belong and have a place in their family. Children that feel like they belong to something bigger than themselves tend to be…
The true aim of parental discipline should be to teach, guide and not inflict shame, pain, anguish or fear. Positive
When we express gratitude, we boost our happiness. We also have a greater sense of connection with others. Research shows
Today is World Kindness Day so here are a few Kind inspired quotes and blog posts to share and celebrate:
Arguing Well for your Child’s Sake by Liza What happens when you and a loved one argue? Do you hear
**This is a guest post from Sam of Love Parenting** I was pondering a question a while back – When was
**Very happy to welcome Gina from Connecting Family and Seoul with a guest post in which she is sharing some activity ideas for
Trick or Treating is coming up soon! Are you already dreading all the candy in the house? Wondering how to