Have you heard the phrase “helicopter parent?” It describes a mother or father that ‘hovers’ around their child 24/7, overseeing their life to keep them from every potential danger, pitfall and mishap. It looks good on paper, but this kind of parenting forgets one important fact of reality: life … [Read more...]
It is Okay to Let Your Children Fail-Here’s Why
Have you ever stood out in the crowd as a spectator cheering on your child for a glorious win at a spelling bee, a sporting event, or a contest of some sort? You cheer and pump your fist in the air, sharing in the glorious feeling that comes with winning. However, a win is never guaranteed for any … [Read more...]
How to Talk to Your Kids About Divorce
Going through a divorce can be one of the most stressful and emotional times in a person’s life. It’s hard enough wrapping your own head around the event, but trying to break the news to your children can be especially difficult. Many parents struggle having this conversation because they worry … [Read more...]
5 Ways to Get Your Teenager to Talk to You
It's tough trying to get your teen to talk. Science has shown that the teenager's brain has yet to fully develop the frontal cortex, which is the area that controls our ability to reason, and to think before we act. As your teen's brain develops, they're also learning new things about themselves and … [Read more...]
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