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The truth is, "helicoptering" comes easy to me, even when I know it's good for my children to work hard, face obstacles, and experience the pride of genuine achievement.
Motherhood is a wild, beautiful, and sometimes frustrating ride, and, like many…
Building social confidence, one day at a time.
Print still wins. But digital material comprehension was better as children got older.
Tongue-tie diagnoses have increased significantly over the past two decades.
I’m a limited, fallible, inadequate parent to teenagers—and I’m grateful for it every day
Plan, prepare—but also be flexible. I think that's my new summer mantra.
A strong sense of connection and belonging at home provides a safe place to unpack and recalibrate each day.
Here’s what she does instead.
I’m teaching her responsibility all with the goal of ultimately showing her that families (and communities) work best when everyone does their part.
Remember & repeat: she is feeling things that I won’t feel.
Bonus: It’ll help keep your house clean, too.
Yep, even more research shows how supporting working parents is good for business.
I looked my daughter right in her sweet little eyes and told her what I wish I’d known at a much younger age: the truth.
When it comes to raising teens, the mom of three says she sometimes has to “sit on her hands.”
All kids yearn for connection.
For every soul we create, there is a soul that we felt a connection with first.
3. Each day gets a little bit better.
Lydia Fenet shares her top 3 tips to raising confident kids.
We can try as hard as we possibly can, but sometimes things are just messy.
