Traditionally, balanced parenting is described as a finding a happy medium between control (rules/discipline) and warmth. But to me, it is so much more. I'm interested in helping parents and caregivers bring more balance not just to how they parent, but to their lives in general. Because, let's face it, while caring for your little ones (or not so little ones) is definitely an important part of who you are, it is not ALL you are.
Read MoreTODDLER TANTRUMS GETTING YOU DOWN? The toddler years can be so challenging as parents. On the one hand they are filled with the joy of watching your children express themselves in new and exciting ways, while on the other that expression has the potential to be annoying, overwhelming, and obnoxious. If you are feeling that way I want to tell you right here and right now: That's ok. You're ok. It is NORMAL to find toddler whining annoying
Read MoreThis is one of the most common questions I get from parents, and I totally get it. As parents we are inundated with society’s expectations for our kids’ behavior and respect and obedience are some of those expectations. So when parents say they just want their kids to listen, what they are really saying is that they want their kids to obey them, or at the very least follow directions. But is this what we really want for our kids?
Read MoreNo matter what holiday you’re celebrating, loved ones are eager to give presents to little ones, but compiling the gift list can be incredibly hard for toddlers and babies. Here is some help!
Read MoreAs a recovering perfectionist, parenting has been a constant lesson in the “Art of Letting Go”. I tend to hold on tightly to how I think things, and people, should be, and have difficulty accepting things and people just as they are. As a parent this can be very limiting
Read MoreThere are a lot of articles and books out there on self care, what it is, how to get it, etc. (Links below), but this article is specifically about self-care as a parent and how important it is for you, your family, and your children.
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