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I couldn’t imagine anything past the sweet, subdued calm of infancy — and never thought I’d enjoy the unpredictability of toddlerhood.
Snack time is a great way to work more fruits and vegetables into your child’s diet — and a healthy diet fuels growth and development.
By the time you can read this, you may have already rolled your eyes at the fact that I wrote you a letter. But I have something to share.
A busy schedule isn’t bad when it fills your cup, but busyness turns toxic when you’re overscheduled with things that drain you.
Children aren’t meant to follow those they aren’t attached to. What does it mean to have your child’s heart? Let’s clear up the misconceptions.
If your mornings are all shoe finding and kid wrangling, try these five simple rituals to start the day calmer and happier.
In a perfect world there’d be zero homework, but most of us have to deal with it. Here are my tips to make the homework hour less annoying.
The back-to-school thrill has worn off and mornings are a battle. Here’s how to keep your child motivated through spring.
Between work, errands and school activities, the last thing you want to think about is chores. Here are five tips to cut them in half!
I never thought I’d enjoy the unpredictability of toddlerhood. Then my little cherub became a fiercely independent, strong-willed boss of a toddler.
Life with a toddler is one long comedy routine. Here are the children’s book quotes that sum up this messy, hilarious, love-filled stage.
When Ryan discovered his mom had taken a hundred dollar bill from his wallet, he demanded she pay him back — with interest.
Guilt weighs heavy on so many mothers, juggling a myriad of responsibilities and unsure if we’ve given enough, even when nothing is left to give.
Every stage has its hard days. From infants to teens, here are the treasures you’ll one day miss — and may need help seeing today.
A positive, non-threatening way to resolve conflict that gives kids a safe space to voice their feelings and think through their actions.
Time-outs can be a huge power struggle, especially with a strong-willed kid — and most of the time they don’t even change the behavior.
Responsibilities keep growing and down time keeps shrinking. Here’s why guarding your own motherhood protects your time, your joy and your self-worth.
You can’t teach children to behave better by making them feel worse. When children feel better, they behave better.
We are a nation divided. Two sides of the fence. Too many opinions. Too many critics.
Between play dates, classes, instruments and sports, your kids have almost no idle time left. Here’s why that unscheduled space matters.
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