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How to stop a toddler tantrum: 6 expert secrets

Do you ignore? Distract? Talk it out? There may be appropriate times and places for all of those responses.

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From one mama of an anxious child to another—here’s how we cope

Communicate when there’s a change in routine—and leave enough time to process

How I’m Raising My Sons as Feminists

4 things a mother does to raise kind, respectful boys.

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Why I’m not rescuing my kids from failure

I wouldn’t be teaching them anything by trying to protect them from failures at every turn.

When less is more: 4 misbehaviors parents can ignore

If parents want to curb bad behavior, they need to adopt the less is more philosophy.

When to drop everything + listen to your kids

Let’s get better at recognizing essential moments—those times when your child’s need for love trumps your own agenda.

How to stop gaslighting and start hearing your child’s pain

This is why saying “it’s okay” really isn’t okay.

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5 sure-fire ways to make the most of your maternity leave

I would close my eyes, take a deep breath and look at my sweet baby boy.

big brother hugging baby brother

Montessori at home: Why we don’t force kids to say ‘I’m sorry’

How do you teach children how to really make amends, see what they did wrong and have empathy for others?

What’s the cure for children whining?

A sense of connection can mend that awful out-of-sorts feeling that’s bothering them.

When life gets overwhelming, I remind myself—I’m raising an amazing kid

Even though mom life can be busy and overwhelming... it’s also so awesome because of you.

Your toddler is a bundle of joy, too—if you see him that way

Seeing your toddler’s behavior through the lens of positive intent can help them develop a positive self-concept.

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Her clothes, her choice, her confidence—Why my daughter picks her own outfits

My daughter is growing right before my eyes, and I don’t want to be teaching her that matching clothes is what life is about.

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Montessori at home: 3 powerful habits to raise peaceful kids

It’s never too early to teach something so essential.

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