Teens Need Structure Too
Parents must establish boundaries, rules, and structure for their teens to create life-long success habits.
Accepting Responsibility
Children must be taught how to not blame, but accept responsibility for their actions and feelings in any situation to lead a more productive life.
Leading By Example
Because parents are the most important role model for their children, it is imparitive to teach children positive ways of living life through modeling.
Movement
As technology continues to advance, our lives will become easier but at what cost to our health? We must strive for daily movement.
Whole Brain Intellectual Support
You cannot reason with a hungry bear that just wants his honey! But how can we still support our children in a positive way when they’re in “hungry bear mode?”
Check out the amazing tips author Meg Klettke gives in this blog.
School Readiness
Most parents and children are not even thinking about the back to school countdown. But, teachers, administrators, and students will once again be filling the halls and back to classes in just a few weeks. To prepare for this, it’s crucial that parents implement strategies now to give their children a jump start before heading back to school.
Balance Feels Best
As screen time has increased because school is online for many children now, parents must adjust their stance on screen time limits while also continuing to promote device- free time and activities.
Supporting Kids’ Physical Development in the Face of Challenges
What happens when your child encounters a challenge, a mountain in the face of their progress? How can parents be allies to their kiddos when you find them wrestling with doubt in their ability to finish strong?
Keeping It Real – Addressing Mental Fatigue
Even in the face of the unexpected, the adverse circumstances and hard of life, there remains opportunities.
Listening Beyond Words
Early on, teaching children the importance of empathic listening is an invaluable life skill that can change human interactions positively.