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From Fury to Forgiveness: Managing Parenting Anger
Can you relate to this scenario? You wake up and spend 30 minutes coaxing your child to get dressed for school while you rush to get ready for work. They argue with you over what they want to wear, insisting on the same blue shirt they’ve worn every day this week. You finally make it…
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Is Working Mom Guilt Real? Ways to Alleviate the Stress
A mom friend sent her a picture this week. It showed her perched on the (closed!) pedestal on the toilet, resting her laptop on the toilet paper holder, while her daughter peeked over the side of the bathtub during her evening bathing routine. This is working mom life today—juggling two jobs at once but feeling…
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Celebrating Independence: Helping Your Child Develop Autonomy
Happy Independence Day! As the nation celebrated its birthday last Thursday, July 4th, it commemorated the United States becoming independent from England. This festive holiday is associated with summer, family and friends coming together, barbecues, and fireworks—all to commemorate the day the country was born. As the country celebrates its independence, it’s important to remember…
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Creative Ways to Keep Your Kids Engaged During Summer Break
Happy summer, everyone! As summer approaches, many parents wonder, “How to keep your kids engaged during summer?” It’s a time for relaxation, vacations, and fun, but it can also be an opportunity for growth and learning. Here are a few key points to keep families and their kids stimulated until school begins: Science museums, historical…
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Understanding Your Child’s Love for Video Games: Finding the Right Balance
Dear Katherine, A parent expresses concern about their kids’ love for playing video games. The children seem to take genuine pleasure in this activity, and while they’re occupied, the parent has a chance to do household chores and enjoy a little time to themselves. The parent wonders if there are better hobbies out there—but if…
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