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Big changes happening! From preschool to play dates and homework to household chores, here’s what you need to know to navigate the childhood years.
You’ve got this. I have so much faith in you. It’s all going to get easier; not in a year, not in six months, but next month. Next week. Tomorrow.
For kids, sleep represents a big separation from their caretakers—but you can help them overcome that discomfort.
Children respond better to loving encouragement than rigid tasks.
New worries actually mean your child is growing more independent.
Giving little kids the tools to express how they are feeling is key to avoiding meltdowns.
There's always room for a bit more fun—and cake.
Love and compassion are key to helping your child overcome anxious thoughts.
Find ways to say yes. Answer questions eagerly. Have fun.
It was the summer their mama could have spent hunched over the keys of her computer, but she didn't.
The strong-willed kids of today are the entrepreneurs of tomorrow.
When our children aren’t worried about if they’re loved, they can focus on the important work of growing.
How to avoid adding to the confusion and anger of the moment.
Clothes that both you and kiddo will love!
This isn’t about “missing out,” but discovering more.
Their emotions are real. Getting the red cup when she wanted the blue cup is significant to them.
Every single mother I know is figuring it out as she goes, making it work along the way.
Don’t punish your child for being a feeling, quirky, independent person.
Dress baby in a wearable blanket for safer, comfier snoozing.
This is thirtysomething. It’s not easy—and that’s the truth.
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