Learning to share control within a family is hard. As parents, we have gained so much knowledge and experience that we want to share with our kids. The problem is, they don’t always want to hear it. In this episode, we talk about the importance of offering choices to older kids and teens as a way to share control and build trust.
Oftentimes, the circumstances of life happen and we find ourselves thinking, “this is not what I hoped or wanted to have happen.” But the circumstances in life can be the very gifts we never knew we needed.
Our simple deeds can lift the spirits of another. One of our favorite ways to connect as a family during the holiday season is by offering small simple acts of service for others. We are always the greatest beneficiary!
Decisions! Are you tired of making them? I know I get fatigued and wonder if I’m making the “right” choice at times. Can you relate? Join me on the podcast today for a few reminders about our holiday choices.
One of the most frequent questions I’m asked is, “How do I teach my kids to be more responsible?” Join me in today’s episode for five steps we can take as parents to guide and teach our kids in this process.
What you want matters this holiday season! Join for a few minutes today as we enter this holiday season and talk about choices, options, and boundaries that will help keep us sane over the next two months!
Whether you are feeling sadness over a canceled event, missing a family member, a child’s illness, or the loss of a loved one, we all experience grief in one form or another. Join me today to talk about making room for the grief we feel.
Fitting self-care in our lives can be a tremendous challenge – listen for some ideas to make the time we invest in ourselves more meaningful.
Often I’m asked how we can help kids who are struggling with mess-ups and mistakes. The first step is to reframe how we view failure. Join me today for our conversation!
Parenting with an audience is rarely fun! Let’s chat about how to make it through tough moments when it feels like you’re on public display.