Discover articles that actually help — on sleep, tantrums, teens, and everything in between.
Worried that comforting a misbehaving child rewards bad behavior? Here’s why one mom swapped time-out for time-in — and never looked back.
Teaching your kids to be smart with money from a young age means fewer money problems when they’re older. Here’s how to start with the fundamentals.
How much does your to-do list bring you connection, joy, and contentment? Here’s a list of intentions to fill your family’s love tanks.
Children behave better when they feel good about themselves. We all need to be seen, heard, and loved — and when those needs are met, we do better.
An epic list of kid-friendly movies, from the classics to animated favorites. Grab the popcorn and a cozy blanket and pick your next one!
Raising children is no easy task, and the habits you form now shape your days ahead. Here are five that make parenthood easier and more joyful.
Most of us solve our kids’ problems for them. Here are 4 questions to ask instead, each time a problem arises, to raise a problem-solver.
Through play, kids release energy, reduce stress, and learn problem-solving. Here’s how to be playful in everyday tasks and connect more deeply.
Seeing animals from around the world is magical for kids and adults alike. Planning a zoo trip this summer? Here are the top 10 zoos in America.
Time-outs didn’t work for my highly sensitive boy, so I tried a calm down area instead — and it worked just as well for my non-sensitive child.
“Be good” rolls off the tongue easily, but perhaps it’s time to retire the phrase in favor of more helpful, positive language.
As a work-at-home mom, I’m both co-breadwinner and homemaker — making a paycheck, kissing boo-boos, refilling sippy cups, and typing day and night.
Has parenting lost its joy? I was there too. Here are three secrets to effective parenting so you can go to bed feeling good about your day.
Twenty dinosaur birthday party ideas full of delicious treats, fun party favors, and decorations to help you plan the best party ever.
Discover the 3-step process for positive discipline, a Positive Parenting strategy that’s been truly life-changing for families worldwide.
Discipline doesn’t mean punish. Rather than busting bad behavior, teach what’s acceptable — and teaching through play has a big impact.
In our quest to raise emotionally intelligent children, positive parents understand the importance of accepting a child’s feelings.
Fine motor skills help toddlers and preschoolers learn to write and tie their shoes. Here are 20 activities using things already in your house.
Keep those Legos off the floor and out of the basement bins. No more stepping on a stray brick — they hurt, don’t they?
No parent is perfect. After a rough day with your kids, try these 3 steps to repair the relationship and teach a lesson in humility.
Weekly picks, curated with love.
