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Connecting with Your Child

As our children grow, how do we maintain a strong connection throughout all the developmental stages and phases, while setting the necessary limits?

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What If You've Made Mistakes As a Parent?

The good news is, it is never too late to heal things with your child. Loving your child unconditionally starts with loving --and forgiving -- yourself unconditionally.

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When You and Your Child Are Stuck in a Bad Pattern

Sometimes we get stuck and find ourselves fighting. It's only human to think we should be able to make our child change. But change needs to start with us.

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What's the Difference Between Limits and Consequences?

If you're trying not to dole out punishments and consequences, empathic limits help your child WANT to follow your guidance. Punishment? Not so much.

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When Your Child's Whining Drives You Crazy

It only takes ten minutes to stop your child's whining. And when you try this simple practice you'll also get ten great benefits automatically!

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When You Lose it With Your Child: 5 Tips To Repair

Are you noticing how hard it is to regulate your own emotions? Use it as motivation to get yourself back on track. Here's your game plan.

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When Empathy Doesn't "Work"

When your empathy doesn't "work," consider whether you're really connecting.

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A Few Tweaks Can Take Your Summer from Good to Fantastic

How you can create a summer that brings you closer, minimizes fighting and whining, makes your kids happier and healthier, and eliminates begging for screens.

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The Family That Plays Together

Infusing a spirit of joy and playfulness into your home nurtures your family like little else. Play is children's language -- join them in their world!

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255 Conversation Starters for Family Discussions

Parents often say they don’t know where to begin to have a “real” conversation with their child. These questions will get you started in conversation.