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There is a positive and helpful way to help your child learn to tell the truth.
Playing with our kids allows us to recharge while making important emotional connections.
3 words: Freedom within limits.
4 coping mechanisms to prevent a mama meltdown.
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It is the emotional mending of what has been broken that paves the way to being able to thrive and bounce back.
Teach your kids to choose their own ending.
Even with logic urging me to stick with two kids, I could not manage to get the idea of a third out of my head.
You cannot truly care for a child who has not given their heart to you.
We can dissect the negatives, or we can focus on the positive—and build upon those.
You do, in fact, know just what you’re doing.
No wonder we’re so tired.
It will show him that you see him as a capable person who can participate in household activities and help take care of himself.
Her sense of humor is a huge reason why she’s a confident, self-assured little girl.
If you can harness fear to serve your ethic instead of your pride, it can be an unparalleled force for all that is good in you. It can break you or it can make you fierce.
Avoid tripping their “You’re not the boss of me” alarm.
We have plenty of technology in our house. We’ve just added boundaries.
I’m imperfect, and there’s a lesson in that for both of us.
At first I was worried this meant disaster (#momguilt).
Technology is a necessary component of modern life, but nothing replaces one-on-one interaction with a human.
