When You Make a Mistake in Parenting
Here are some gentle and effective strategies to use when you make a mistake in parenting: 1) Naming the mistake as an “opportunity to learn”, teaching through the experience, and creating a plan for the future.
How to Start Using Affirmations to Boost Your Child’s Confidence
What is an Affirmation? Affirmations are positive statements that help us and our kids think in a more uplifting way…
How to calm a 4-year-old meltdown
What do I do when my 4-year-old has a meltdown or starts demanding things in public? It’s so embarrassing to…
How to Handle Rudeness in Kids: Positive Parenting Strategies
As a licensed counselor and parenting coach, I’ve had many parents ask me what to do when their child is…
How To Limit Screen Time For Kids (Ages 5-12)
In a world dominated by screens, guiding our children towards real-life experiences has become more crucial than ever. And screen…
How to End Whining: Effective Strategies for Better Relationships
Are you tired of hearing your child whine and wish they could communicate their needs more maturely? If your child…
How to Be More Patient With Your Child
Parenting – a continuous rollercoaster that often tests our composure, especially when the pressure is on. You might have believed…
Strategies for Positive Parenting: Breaking Free from the “Gentle Mom, Monster Mom” Cycle
Ever wondered if your parenting might be hurting your child? If you’ve found yourself swinging between being super caring and…
How To End Power Struggles With A Strong-willed Child
Do you often end up in never-ending arguments with your strong-willed child, where finding solutions feels tricky? Maybe you’re frequently dealing with power struggles. If these situations sound like something you go through, know that you’re not the only one. Let’s look into practical ways on how to stop arguing with your child and bring back balance to your relationship.
How to Unite a House with Different Parenting Philosophies
Parenting can sometimes feel like trying to solve a puzzle with missing pieces. You and your partner may have different…