While it may be difficult for an adult to understand the fears of young children, those anxieties can seem very real and scary particularly to a child between the ages of three and six. As a parent, the best approach you can take in helping to soothe your child’s fears is to first model calmness and reassurance.
Encouragement for Single Parents
If you are a single parent, I want to encourage you to reach out for support from family and friends or even a trained therapist.
How to Be Kind and Firm as a Parent
Finding the right balance between being both kind and firm at the same time can be helpful for the parent and child.
What Do Awesome Step-Parenting Moments Look Like?
Here are some best practices to follow in step-parenting and how they can positively impact the family, creating the best moments.
Self-Care for New Parents
Though it is important to tend to your baby’s needs and serve as a consistent caregiver for them, self-care is essential for new parents.
Sleep and Nighttime Routines for Children
Sleep can be quite a challenge for many parents, as they can’t figure out how to get their child to go to bed.
Play Therapy 101 – Part 1: “How Was School Today?”
Play Therapy can be used as a tool to help address not only emotional challenges, but also cognitive and behavioral struggles as well.
Parenting From a Whole Brain Perspective
Learn how the brain works so that your parenting is providing a strong foundation for children to develop socially, emotionally, and mentally.
Tips for Raising Healthy Children
As parents, our job is to mold, encourage, guide and teach our children to become “good people.” Here are 12 tips for raising healthy children.
Why Play Therapy? Part 1
Play provides numerous benefits. The most common being physical activity; emotional, social, and creative learning; as well as better communication skills.
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