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Tag Archives: Parenting
Loss Deeply Impacts Children’s Wellbeing
Death is final. Recovery is a complicated process. Supporting young children through their healing journey can be confusing; parents questions, “am I doing enough?” Here are #tips to help. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting 6-12, Therapy
Tagged blogging, canada, coping, counselling, death, divorce, emotions, Faith, Family, family life, family services, grief, healing, HowTo, loss, Mental Health, mourning, Parenting, parenting resources, parentingtips, relationship advice, sadness, shopping, support, transitions, women
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Get the Most from Parent-Teacher Meetings
Get the Most from Back to #School Nights. To help you prepare reflect on 6 key topics that might be relevant for your first conversation with your child’s #teacher. #backtoschool #howto #edmonton #stalbert #sherwoodpark #stonyplain #alberta #therapy
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HIDDEN GEMS IN SIBLING RELATIONSHIPS
Persistent fighting can be discouraging for parents who want everyone to get along. Learn how to see the love and possibility that’s masterfully hidden. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 0-5, Parenting 6-12, Parenting Teens
Tagged blackfamily, blogging, brothers, brothers and sisters, child development, children, connectedness, discipline, Faith, Family, Family conflict, Parenting, parenting advice, positive parenting, raising kids, relationship advice, school-aged kids, sibling, single parenting, sisters, stress management, teenagers
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Straight Talk on Fatherhood – Man to Man
When life is stressful as a man, husband, father, sometimes you need some core principles to refer and hold on to. Dads you matter. Be there, fully.
#Fathers #Dad #Family Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 0-5, Parenting 6-12, Uncategorized
Tagged children, Family, Fathers, Parenting, relationships
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Surprising Tools Your Dollar Store Has To Help With Homework
Homework, without the tantrums or tears is possible, if you are prepared. Preparation for this conflict-ridden, unavoidable responsibility, can be easier than you think. The secret weapon is your local dollar store. I tell you what treasures to look for there.
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Posted in Parenting, Parenting 6-12, Therapy
Tagged ADD, ADHD, child development, dyslexia, Education, Family, HowTo, Learning disability, lifestyle, Mental Health, Parenting, raising kids, shopping, special needs kids
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How to Reduce Conflict at Family Holiday Gatherings
The chain linking family and fighting can be broken. Recognise the warning signs and stop fights before they explode. Continue reading
7 Keys to Disciplining Your Anxious Child
Living with a child with anxiety can put an entire family on edge. It is not uncommon for parents to worry about their own parenting skills as they work on raising their child through emotional turmoil. Self-doubt, self-blame, and confusion can blur our effectiveness as moms and dads. We want to help and not hurt. But, there are keys, uncomplicated strategies, that can transform you into a confident parent.
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Posted in Parenting, Parenting 6-12
Tagged anxiety, children, counselling, discipline, Family, Help for Families Canada, Parenting
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What’s Reasonable to Expect from Your Child’s Social Skills? – Info and Tips.
Selman (1981) proposed an idea of how children’s skills and perspectives on friendships develop over time. Outlined here as well are suggestions for how you, as a parent, can use this to guide and support your child’s social skills and … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 0-5, Parenting 6-12, Parenting Teens, Uncategorized
Tagged children, Family, friendship, Help for Families Canada, home, kids, love, Parenting, psychology, relationships
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Love Relationship: Should you breakup?
4 questions for women who are dating to ask themselves before they commit. This choice will affect your life and the well-being of your children. Long-term Implications for the danger signs are suggested. Decide if you don’t fit to quit! Continue reading
