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bluey family - parenting lessons from Bluey

5 parenting lessons we learned from ‘Bluey’

We’ve gleaned so much parenting wisdom from Bandit and Chilli.

mother sitting on floor holding toddler boy in air - learning a second language

I’m learning a second language to connect with my child—here’s why

This is what we do to love our children: We choose to enter their world and remind them of how much they enrich ours.

woman kisses a baby on the forehead - hold your baby close

There’s no such thing as holding your baby ‘too much’

You are not wrong if you want to parent in a way that is different from others.

mom reading to child - non-native bilingual parenting

The joys and frustrations of non-native bilingual parenting

Bilingual parenting as a non-native speaker can also be a complicated and difficult journey at times, as many other bilingual families and experts can attest.

mother hugging daughter - comparison trap in motherhood

Is everyone else a better parent than me?

The comparison trap in motherhood can make you feel like you’re failing. But experts say with the right guidelines, a little social comparison can be a good thing.

mom snuggling with daughters hoping she's setting them up for success

To the mamas who just want to raise ‘good’ kids

As a parent educator and parenting coach, here are a few things I’ve learned (and recommend to the parents I work with) to help set your children up for success. 

mom hugging her two kids - peaceful parenting helps parents and kids

3 ways ‘peaceful parenting’ helps us heal alongside our kids

In committing to growth alongside our children, we get to re-parent ourselves.

kids helping mom with housework-

Don’t save the housework for nap time—do this instead

My favorite benefit is having that time to myself when my kids are asleep.

dad laying in bed with two kids reading-4-day work week trial

This 4-day work week trial shows men did A LOT more childcare

“It is wonderful to see that we can shift the dial and start to create more balance of care duties in households.”

little boy holding football on the field-damar hamlin injury

I’m the mom who won’t let her kids play football—and this is why

Because first and foremost, I’m a mother, and keeping my children safe is my top priority. 

nonbinary parent and daughter hugging in bed

I’m a nonbinary mom. This is what I want people to know

While I may not feel comfortable wearing the label of “woman”, I possess no greater title than “mother".

kristen bell and dax shepard with their two daughters by the lake- kristen bell on raising siblings

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard have the best perspective on raising siblings

"You don't have to agree on everything, but you do have to maintain the sense of unconditional love for each other."

mom snuggling with her baby - does gentle parenting work

Gentle parenting sets impossible standards—these gentle-ish philosophies work for me

Parents, especially mothers, put so much pressure on themselves to be perfect for their children—but that’s an impossible standard.

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