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The Ultimate Guide to Tantrums

Tuesday, November 10, 2015 | discipline, paradigm shift, parenting

Photo credit: Creative Child Magazine Tantrums. They’re one of the most talked about behaviors in the parenting world. They’re even one of t...
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8 Actions to Chase Away the Mama Blues

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Photo Credit: Creative Child Magazine Motherhood is beautiful and joyful. It’s also exhausting and monotonous. Taking care of the ever-prese...
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20 Gratitude Activities for Kids

Tuesday, November 3, 2015 | parenting

In November, many people share something they’re thankful for each day on social media in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday. Practici...
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30 Days of Play in November!

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Last month , I began a new series, giving you simple and inexpensive play ideas for every day of the month. You asked for me to keep these p...
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Enforcing Limits While Remaining Connected

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Enforcing Limits While Remaining Close with Our Kids For the past 6 years, I’ve centered my work around one message: Connection is everythin...
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