by Sanya Pelini
What really matters is teaching your kids to be attentive to others’ feelings from his or her youngest age.
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by ParentCo.
We all know parenting can be difficult and challenging at times. Know what obstacles you can overcome to be more effective.
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by ParentCo.
From rock to rap to folk to country and everything in between. Whatever your preference, it’s always good to share your love of music with your children.
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by ParentCo.
Cooking with kids can give them self-assurance and a feeling of independence that they unknowingly crave. Especially if you entrust them with tools.
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by ParentCo.
If we say yes to their creative, imaginative, big ideas as often as possible, when we do say “no” they’ll step up and meet the challenge.
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by ParentCo.
“DNA doesn’t make you family,” a hand-stamped keychain from Etsy will remind you, “love does.” Now I know it’s way more than that.
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by ParentCo.
There are really only two types of moms: the Email Deleter and the Email Hoarder.
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by ParentCo.
In "Princess Cora and the Crocodile," the classic cloistered princess conundrum is turned it on its head, leaving parents with plenty to think about.
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by ParentCo.
When heading out for a day of errands, make it easy on yourself and the kids with a few simple tricks to streamline the process and sweeten the deal.
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by ParentCo.
Productivity experts strategies, built for the workplace, can also help parents make space for work at home.
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by Sanya Pelini
Being able to put yourself in the shoes of another and offer help when needed. is a difficult skill to cultivate, even for adults.
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by Liz Van Dyke
It's a deep, dark secret that we never say out loud, because it's too painful: being a parent is about being supplanted by something else.
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by ParentCo.
Both parenting and teaching demand patience, flexibility, and an ability to multi-task. It makes sense that some skills cross over.
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by Sanya Pelini
We all expect certain things from our children, but sometimes the things we expect do more harm than good.
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by ParentCo.
Kids who appear to be underperforming in school but who don't have a discrete, diagnosed learning disability could use these interventions.
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by ParentCo.
Two things we, a 48-year-old father and 44-year-old mother, would like to say to our five-year-old daughter, with regard to our being older parents.
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by ParentCo.
If you don't want to have the bejesus scared out of you, don't talk to an expert on kids' online privacy.
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by ParentCo.
I keep a relatively clean house because it settles my Type A brain so that I can be present in the place that matters most to me.
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by ParentCo.
A strong knowledge of the things that matter most, like who we are and what we stand for, can help make our children impermeable.
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by ParentCo.
Here are four things our teens really wish we would do, to help them learn how to navigate risk.
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by ParentCo.
It is possible to find a way to use those feelings of guilt and to propel ourselves into something better.
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by ParentCo.
If I’m completely honest with myself, I can feel that overprotective helicopter parent hovering inside of me.
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by ParentCo.
Perfectionism is detrimental to raising mentally strong and resilient children. Here’s why.
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by Sanya Pelini
Simplicity means spending your energy, time, and money on what really matters.So how does that pan out when you have kids?
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