Nagging can be a tricky habit to quit. It can be frustrating when tasks aren’t completed in the way or time frame that you would like.

Screen time is almost unavoidable. Too much screen time can be really harmful to our children’s health and development.

Sometimes our children’s big responses can catch us at a bad time. Even so, they look to us for guidance. It’s important to remember that in moments like these, they are still learning how to nativage the world, and their emotions.

In order to continue being a good parent, you need to be taking care of yourself as well.

Parenthood can be a wonderful, magical experience and truth be told- it can also be exhausting.

Distance Learning or Home Learning… where do we start?!?⠀

More tips for preparing. Have a quiet space to work. There should be a dedicated space for coursework where there are minimal distractions

Time spent with distance learning and homeschooling looks different than it would in class room setting.

We are working together to bring ideas for you and your family during this down time. Creating a routine is helpful and important.

how to recognize common homework mistakes in children 5-6 yrs of age

Have trouble keeping up conversation at the dinner table (or any table time for that matter..) Here are some suggestions by Dr. Anne Fishel of The Family Dinner Project

Unusually difficult time with whining? Give a hug, maybe it is pent up emotions that is bringing your child to a whining place. Act in an affectionate way by give a hug to help your child feel better.

Emphasize manners – remind to take turn with toys, promote patience, and model consideration and polite behaviors within the family system.

Create a snack zone stocked with pre-approved foods in the pantry and fridge. Arrange snacks on a shelf within your child's reach

Parenting tips.. when your child cannot sleep 💤 ... Sometimes it’s distractions to stay up late for fear of missing out… Other times it’s your child’s actual fear of something.

Separation can be difficult for the child and the parent. Maybe it’s your child’s first day at school or daycare...