Reader Favorites from 2012
What a year 2012 has been! Today I am sharing some of the reader favorite posts that have been on […]
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Dads’ Ideas to Spend Time Together With Young Children during the Holiday Break
The long summer days or the chilly winter breaks can be a perfect opportunity for parents to spend some really
The Long-Term Benefits of Good Reading Habits
How often should you read to your child? Sharing your favorite book from your childhood with your kids is a
Looking for your own Aha!Parenting Moment?
Are you moving away from traditional, “old school, authoritarian parenting, and want more ideas for doing things differently? Do you
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7 Steps for Surviving Parenting Advice Overload This Holiday Season
The Winter Holiday Season is just about to get started! The love, the laughter, gratitude and the perfect opportunity for others
Do you Argue Well with your Loved Ones?
Arguing Well for your Child’s Sake by Liza What happens when you and a loved one argue? Do you hear
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What is your Mothering Personality Type?
Have you ever wondered what your “Mothering” personality type might be? Sometimes conflict in parenting happens because we are so
6 Ways for Children To Learn About Their Body
Children love learning and discovering about themselves and what they can do with their bodies. The more children know about
Help with Nail Biting, Toy Chewing, Hair Twirling: Chewlery Review & Giveaway
While kicking a habit like nail bitting or toy chewing is not as simple as giving a child Chewlery, the pendant can be a great practical tool to reduce power struggle and stress surrounding these habits which can actually make it worse. I find that the Chewlery can be a great tool for children that are dealing with a soothing habit like biting nails or twirling hair, IF the efforts to kick such habits are going to be combined with ways to really address the underlying cause as well.
Saying Yes More than Saying No
Source: thechive.com via Ariadne on Pinterest How often in a day do our children ask us for something and