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by ParentCo.
Lots of children can “hold it together” at school. How can we help children lower their buzz and not explode?
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by Sandi Schwartz
Awe offers so many ways for our children to prosper in this challenging world. Seeking opportunities to experience awe is critical to their well-being.
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by Angela Pruess
Parents can take a positive, supportive approach by fostering these three major components of responsibility.
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by ParentCo.
There are limits to what "educational" programming can do for your toddler.
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by ParentCo.
Empathy rarely requires rules be changed, expectations be lowered, or concessions be made for a child.
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by Daisy Susman
More often than not, starting over is not at all linear. (Life isn't either, for that matter.)
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by ParentCo.
Like many moms, I had a birth plan, but that plan went flying out the second story hospital window
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by Kimberly Yavorski
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by ParentCo.
I am concerned about teaching my son to be content with what he has, to wait his turn, and to realize that even in his little toddler world, whining does not get him what he wants.
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by ParentCo.
Sometimes we need a shake up to wake up. How can we use this time to teach our children the importance of civic engagement?
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by Rebecca Lang
Nature isn't here to make it easy on us. It's here to see if we're up to the challenge.
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by ParentCo.
My son had bravely thrown up six times in five hours overnight. I knew from experience that I was next. I just didn’t know when.
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In order to help my fellow women, I’ve devised the following easy, 10-step guide to deal with your man when in the grips of a man-cold.
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by ParentCo.
I had no idea what RSV was. I am not a medical professional. I am an average mom with three kids. And then I found out.
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I said I was in love with her, but I lied. When I first met my daughter three years ago, all I felt was a powerful sense of panic.
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by ParentCo.
Childhood is the coolest. That’s why we want ours back. But we also want to protect our kids’ childhood.
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by ParentCo.
Perhaps I should feel badly about lying to those I love so dearly, but the truth is, I don't feel badly at all. In fact, they get me through most days.
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by ParentCo.
I have determined that there are three kinds of hostesses: The Bold Hostess, The Loving Hostess, and The Sensible Hostess.
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by ParentCo.
Even with the “greening” of parenthood, helping children form an actual connection to nature is often overlooked.
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by Jessica Graham
In a world where being loud is lauded, let’s teach our children the beauty of quiet and stillness.
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by Sandi Schwartz
Traditional punishments like detention and suspension are often ineffective. Some schools are turning to meditation and mindfulness and seeing real results.
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by Carrie Howe
Rather than relying on inner zen to slow down and connect with my kids, I rely on a few strategies that seem to always work for us.
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by ParentCo.
We're all bombarded with images of men and women – famous or not – who look perfect. It's important to teach kids about the reality behind the images that surround them.
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