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mom hugging toddler boy

Why you need to hug your kids when they’re being ‘the worst’

You are actually helping them calm down so that they can hear you better.

mom holding a crying baby

This is what happens to a mother’s brain when her baby cries

Just as my son is biologically wired to be my personal alarm clock, I am biologically wired to hear him—even if I can still sleep through everything else.

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3 reasons not to ignore your child’s tantrums (and what to do instead)

Have you ever been advised to ignore tantrums? Here's why experts say there's a better way.

raising resilient kids

Resilient kids have parents who do these 10 things

It's not about letting your child fail, it's all about providing support along the way.

mom laying on the bed because she's experiencing mom burnout

‘Self-care’ is not enough to fix how much moms are burnt out

Society is asking you to nurture in an environment that does not nurture you back.

mom handling a child at the table

How to get your child to listen the *first* time you say something, mama

Repeating yourself isn't good for you or your relationship with your child. So what is the alternative?

My last-minute summer bucket list

We may not have gone on a big family vacation, BUT—we did enjoy the simple pleasures of life. 

toddler crying and holding fake baby- how to help an angry child calm down

26 phrases to calm your angry child

18. "You are having a tough time. Let's figure this out together."

mom holding two kids

To the new mama of two: My one piece of advice

Staying present took more work this time around, but I still tried to relish the moments of joy between those long, lonely nights.

mom putting baby in car seat - are car seat accessories safe

The surprising factor that makes car seats less safe

If it's not specifically approved by your car seat's manufacturer for use with your seat, you shouldn't use it.

little boy sleeping in bed

It’s science: Early bedtimes—and the routines behind them—make *everyone* happier

Good sleep hygiene, particularly an earlier bedtime, can improve the quality of life for both kids and moms.

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