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19 Ene

Out Of The Race

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From the moment we are born, we are part of a race we never wanted to be in, we are measured by milestones and compared endlessly with any peers we share our life with. We are numbers in charts and
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19 Dic

Elf On The Shelf, Magic Of Well-behaved Kids?

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  I was already familiar with conscious parenting when the Elf on the Shelf became popular a few years ago, I found out about it when my kids were toddlers and I heard stories about him moving every night and
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10 Dic

Doing Nothing Is Harder Than You Think

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Tantrums and meltdowns are one of the hardest things to handle as parents, it brings all sorts of feelings, fears, insecurities and a high level of anxiety. The confusing part is to understand where this is coming from, most parents
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28 Nov

My Kids’ First Bully

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As adults, we claim one of our most basic rights, the right to be safe from harm or hurt. And ironically, we have such a difficult time granting this right to the most vulnerable human beings in our society, our
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12 Nov

Shaming Isn’t Parenting

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If we were able to stop for a moment before we automatically shame our kids when they are misbehaving, and if we were able to think before we spoke or acted, most times we would change our reaction for a
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31 Oct

Sometimes We Are Collateral Damage

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Understanding that other people’s actions are a reflection of themselves is very difficult when we are still mostly operating from the unconscious because we take it personally. What happens is that since our identity as kids was formed based on
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29 Oct

When Your Child Cries …

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Our children crying is a very common trigger for most of us parents, and the most common reaction is to attempt to stop it. This reaction is not an intentional action but rather an unconscious one that happens automatically
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15 Oct

Tough Love Isn’t Parenting

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When I thought about having kids and when they were born, my only desire was to love them, to take care of them gently and make them happy. I knew I wanted the best for them, but somehow everything changed
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09 Oct

Whiny Kids Can’t Just Stop Whining

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A typical scenario in everyday parenting is: Your child is whining and the solution to address his behavior is to tell them to stop whining. This is the most common reaction from parents. When we tell our children to stop
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09 Ago

Let Me Love You A Little More

  • By Isabel Stafford
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When our kids are little, they need us to be there for them to meet their basic needs, our days are filled with never-ending feedings and diaper changes, we are also lacking sleep and more often than not we barely
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Out Of The Race
19Ene,2020
Elf On The Shelf, Magic Of Well-behaved Kids?
19Dic,2019
Doing Nothing Is Harder Than You Think
10Dic,2019

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