Rebecca Eanes

Rebecca Eanes is the bestselling author of multiple books including Positive Parenting: An Essential Guide, The Positive Parenting Workbook, and The Gift of a Happy Mother. She is the grateful mom of two boys.

Parenting

What sensitive boys need from their mamas

Fortunately, with the right support, these boys can not only overcome their challenges but thrive as kids and adults.

Parenting

Your family’s ultimate summer bucket list: 50 activities to do with your kids on these long days ⛱

Here are all the slow, intentional experiences to have with your kids this summer.

Home

How to create a happy & peaceful home for your family, mama

4. Use positive communication.

Parenting

Why parents might want to reconsider using time outs

Do you use time outs, mama?

Parenting

Trust is the most essential part of parenting. Here’s how to build it

If we keep listening to them when they're little, they'll talk to us when they're big. ❤️

Life

The beauty of an ordinary day with my kids

The minutes I spent on my kitchen floor that day playing with my sons didn't seem glamorous or spectacular in any way, and yet it is in these ordinary days where the best memories are made.

Parenting

How to be a positive parent when it comes to lying, backtalk + aggression

By understanding where these tough behaviors come from, you'll be able to help you child learn from them, and move through them together as a team.

Parenting

How I learned to discipline my kids without shame or punishment

It takes practice, but it's worth it.

Relationships

5 ways to connect with your partner when parenthood feels like too much

3. Hear them out and see things from their point of view.

Motherly Stories

How to boost your happiness when motherhood feels SO hard

Here are three simple, effective strategies we can do to increase our own happiness levels.

Life

3 simple steps to lessen the mental load of motherhood this year

I believe every mother can have a more fulfilling, joyful year.

Life

Ditching social media comparison saved my motherhood

To an exhausted mama who is barely hanging in there, sometimes those photos are hard gut punches that can leave her reeling from guilt and feelings of inadequacy. To that mom, here's what I want to remind you of today: It's all an illusion.