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4. It creates engaged citizens
It’s going to be okay. Actually, it’s going to be more than okay. It’s going to be awesome. You’ve got this. ?
The new PIPA lite car seat from Nuna is the one you’ve been dreaming of.
This isn’t just about cleaning up the house. (Although that helps!)
This DIY trend is helping kids make the world better.
A couple of days after we brought our daughter home from the…
Just a friendly reminder not to beat yourself up over what you see on social media.
“I admire Port for doing her crying so publicly. I did mine alone, in the shower.”
2. Your lens — When you look at your child, who do you see? Do you see the positives or the negatives?
I realized that I needed to stop trying to make things better and just let him cry.
Forget the qualities you wish to fix. Focus on the qualities you wish to strengthen.
Musings on the first day of school milestone from Unpacified’s Leslie Bruce.
New research says a little game of I Spy has big benefits for babies’ brains. ?
So, you’ve been told that your child has ADHD? Know that there are some awesome superpowers that come with ADHD!
You are your child’s encourager, the one who sees their light and protects its glow. ✨
A crafty mama shows step-by-step how to turn a walk-in closet into a nursery.
Saying “yes, and...” shows your child respect.
11. Flower necklaces—remember how fun those are?! ?
8. I can hear you are crying, but I don’t know what you need. Will you help me understand?
When praise labels a child (e.g., “I am smart”), it’s easy to focus on looking good instead of learning.
