
1. Listen with the intent to understand their point of view and feelings.

The times I feel like I’m failing, I’m somehow reminded that sure enough, I must be doing something right.

6. Get to know the caregiver or teacher.

My ultimate objective as a parent is not to make my kids happy, it’s to see them fulfilled.

“Mommy, I’m safe,” she said, snuggling into my chest as we laid in bed.

...just as you are. ?

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The bullet train of my life was speeding ahead, and I wasn’t on it.

...because the world is so big and you’re so small, and I worry. A lot.

It costs nothing, and takes only moments a day.

“I am confident and growing in my parenting role.”

Shift the ‘bad’ behavior into silly behavior.

We need rituals—they give us rhythm, meaning and reminders of purpose.

How friends and founders of Wonderhood Toys did it.