by admin | Nov 26, 2024 | Blog
The holiday dinner table can feel like a battlefield when kids refuse to stay seated or won’t eat anything on their plates. The embarrassment of our child’s behavior, which can provoke disapproving looks and judgmental comments from relatives, is all too real....
by admin | Nov 19, 2024 | Blog, Children
We’ve all been there… Your child is sprawled on the floor of the grocery store, screaming because you won’t buy the box of Lucky Charms they want. Or maybe they’re in their room refusing to get dressed for school, yelling that everything is...
by Julie Johnson | Oct 31, 2024 | Blog, Children, Parenting, Toddlers
The rustle of candy wrappers and the excited chatter about costumes mark the arrival of Halloween. Yet for many children, this holiday brings a mix of emotions. A child might freeze at the sight of a scary decoration, burst into tears over an itchy costume, or feel...
by Julie Johnson | Oct 15, 2024 | Blog
You’ve spent the last hour preparing a nutritious meal, only to be met with wrinkled noses and protests from your children. Sound familiar? You’re not alone! For many families, the dinner table often becomes a battleground where power struggles ensue, and...
by Julie Johnson | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog
We’ve all been there – an afternoon filled with whining that pushes us to our limits. But here’s the thing: kids don’t whine just to test our patience. When children whine, they’re sending us a message that they need connection. Often,...
by Julie Johnson | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog
Let’s debunk a common myth: divorce doesn’t have to define your children’s future. It’s normal and healthy for everyone in the family to experience strong feelings when parents separate. But research shows that with the right support, children...
