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Tag: parenting

little people feel big too.

October 31, 2018Leave a comment

Experiences common to people don't start when we reach adulthood. Let's remember that our kids struggle with the same things we do, and that it's our job to help them navigate those experiences well.

when you have parents and still feel like an orphan.

November 19, 2017November 19, 20171 Comment

In spite of having living parents, sometimes our need for safe and soft landing spaces still aren't met. This can leave folks identifying more closely with those whose parents have passed on.

on being a dork in public.

July 25, 2017July 25, 20171 Comment

Modeling inhibition and public tomfoolery as a mom goal. Read on for thoughts on confronting shame, and the potential to develop new narratives.

when your dad isn’t worth celebrating on Father’s Day.

June 17, 2017Leave a comment

Tomorrow may be a day intended to celebrate a very alive father in your life. But perhaps you have a dad who hasn't done the work of parenting in a way that warrants celebrating. Thoughts on the tension of engaging Father's Day when you have a disengaged dad.

on how unwanted love notes belong in the recycling bin.

March 12, 2017March 13, 2017Leave a comment

My girl received love notes from boys at school. Seemingly trivial? Yet the response to these have the potential to set the course for how my daughter responds to male attention for the rest of her life. Read on for more.

bored. lonely. disappointed. (aka: parenting goals)

January 25, 2017March 13, 2017Leave a comment

Teaching our kids learn how to handle discomfort doesn't happen by accident. A fresh perspective on the value of hard and uncomfortable feelings, and the importance of developing discomfort tolerance skills.

on swings and water bottles.

October 24, 2016November 2, 2016Leave a comment

My big girl asked for a push on the swing. But really, she was asking for so much more.

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