For many families, politics ends up being the subject of discussion at family gatherings, school classrooms, church get-togethers, and family mealtimes. While our kids are very young, we need to equip them with foundational disciplines to think and talk about...
Children deal with confusing or painful situations by trying to make sense of them. Some of the words they use to understand difficult circumstances include “what if,” and “I wonder.” They will also use “should” and “could” to create order when they have little...
As a young boy, the influence my dad had on me was unequaled. I can still picture him telling stories, playing with us, working hard to provide for us, laughing, and correcting us. He didn’t have just abilities – he had superpowers. Like moms, dads bring their own...
Anxious feelings are something all kids must learn to navigate. To help them, you should know that: Anxious feelings rely on how we interpret reality.They occur automatically and often unexpectedly.They can be created by experiences, biology, perceptions, and overall...
The new school year is upon us! While there is still uncertainty about what that might look like in the era of the coronavirus, many school districts throughout the country are discussing plans to reopen this fall. And with the coming school year, your child will have...
