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Two Sides to Every Story: Are You Listening to Your Child?
Picture this: You’re minding your own business when the phone rings. On the other end of the line, a teacher or camp counselor informs you that your child has been acting out. Your face flushes with embarrassment, and you assume the story they are telling must be the whole truth. When our children misbehave in…
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Rethinking Shyness: The Strengths of Introverted Kids
Dear Readers,Are parents concerned that their child is too shy? Perhaps their child is the kind of kid who hangs back in class or takes a while to warm up to new places or people. They might prefer to read or draw by themselves rather than play with a group of peers. It’s natural for…
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Should Your Parenting Style Be Discussed at the Next Parent-Teacher Conference?
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a part of the Conscious Parenting Revolution, eager to raise your children through effective communication and active listening. Perhaps you’ve even participated in the Parenting Reset, applying the principles of the Guidance Approach to Parenting at home. But what happens when your child steps outside the family bubble?…
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My Son’s Separation Anxiety: Understanding Why He Gets Anxious When We’re Apart
Dear Katherine, A concerned parent recently shared a story about their son, who gets anxious whenever they’re apart. When he’s at school, he wants his parent to work from home, just so he knows they’re nearby. Even when the parent is just around the block, the child stresses out, worried that they won’t come back…
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Calm the Back-to-School Jitters: Essential Tips for Parents
Anxiety is a common reaction during significant transitions, but it’s important not to let these fears hinder progress. As the new school year approaches, consider these tips for addressing back-to-school anxiety to support you and your family in managing the challenges ahead. 5 Tips for Coping with Back-to-School Anxiety: Worries and fears can seem more…
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