Positive Parenting is more than a set of rules or guidelines. It’s a philosophy based on trust, respect, and connection. It’s a different way of viewing and interacting with children, one that invites cooperation rather than rebellion and wins hearts not power struggles. Here are the top 5 apps to help positive parents!

Fussy eaters make mealtimes quite the challenge. However, there are positive solutions for fussy eaters and mealtime troubles.

STEM activities offer fun, hands-on learning to inspire inventors, thinkers, and innovators. I’ve gathered 12 of my favorites for your creative child.

There are several sensible alternatives to discipline for sensitive kids, and all children really, that keep trust and connection intact while providing children the guidance they need through childhood.

As children grow in independence, spend more time with peers, and get absorbed in their own interests, they seek less time with us. Here are 5 tips for parenting your teen and tween.

I’ve been thinking about happiness a lot lately. As parents, we often think about how to raise children who are happy and thriving, and I think about that plenty, too, but in the past several months, I’ve been thinking about how our own happiness affects our children.

Summer is in full swing, and I’m here with 31 ideas to keep boredom at bay and invite connection with your kids. Which summer activities will you try?

In positive parenting, we move away from traditional methods for disciplining children such as time-out and punishment.

Is Positive Parenting not working for you? Here are some possible reasons why.

These summer boredom buster bags are an easy solution for keeping their minds active and their creativity alive and flourishing.

The foundation of Positive Parenting rests on five principles. These principles go hand in hand to help you build a strong bond with your children and to position you as the effective leader your child needs throughout childhood.

Play is a wonderful way to connect with our kids and join them in their world. The outdoors are a great place to have water fun and other summer activities! Check out these 30 new play ideas!

Implosive children are the opposite of explosive. Rather than act out their feelings with defiant, poor behavior, they become anxious, withdrawn, sad, or fearful. For positive parenting advice on how to handle these behaviors, check out these great resources!

Is this where you are today? Locked in daily power struggles? Missing the bond you once had with your child? Longing to reconnect and find the joy in parenting again? Here are my top 5 tips to end the power struggles and reconnect.

Correcting misbehavior is like pulling the weeds. The purpose is to allow room for the child to grow healthy and strong in character and to showcase the beauty within him, but if we aren’t providing the other elements, he, too, will wither in spirit.

I’m in full support of high standards. I think we ought to expect our children to kind, thoughtful, and well-mannered. I think we ought to live up to our own expectations, too.

Think about this. The people in our lives who look past our faults and see our beauty, the ones who still see the light in us during the times we feel only darkness, those are the people who save us from the depths of blackness. Those are the ones who help us see our own beauty and light again.

The trees are green again! The warm sun is inviting you to get outside and play. Pick one activity below each day to play with your kids. Build connection, unwind, and have fun!

A family mission statement is the blueprint for how you want to build the family of your dreams. Devising this blueprint will set your family on a course to achieve the vision that you hold.

Here are 26 parenting tips from best-selling author and mother of 2, Rebecca Eanes. Read on for positive parenting advice.

Best-selling author, Rebecca Eanes shares 26 tips for parents looking for positive strategies for their children! Check out tips J through R here!