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Creating an Environment for Children to Thrive

Monday, June 30, 2014 | parenting

Children have been compared to flowers often as the similarities are evident - they are beautiful, they are unique, they require tender, lov...
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The Garden - A Parenting Parable Review

Tuesday, June 24, 2014 | book review

Living and parenting in an age of chronic stress, anxiety and distraction, what does it take to raise children to thrive, not just survive? ...
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Do Consequences Have a Place in Redemption?

Tuesday, June 10, 2014 | discipline, parenting

In yesterday's post, When I Resorted to Punishments , I discussed redemption versus retribution.  Redemption:   The act of redeeming or ...
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When I Resorted to Punishments...

Monday, June 9, 2014 | discipline, parenting

Our waters have been troubled lately. My 5 year old has taken to teasing his highly sensitive brother. There have been daily, seemingly cons...
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