As my kids grow, moments to connect with my family are becoming more limited. So I’m trying not to miss little opportunities for connection when they arise.
Tag Archives: Children (4-8)
Helping Children Learn to Work Through Anger in Healthy Ways
Big emotions like anger are uncomfortable for kids and adults. This article shares ways to help kids learn to manage anger in healthy ways.
Mean or Bullying Behavior? Helping Kids Understand the Difference
Do you and your kids understand the difference between mean and bullying behavior? Understanding the difference helps kids know how to navigate each situation.
Six Tips: How to Talk to Your Kids About Sex
When should parents talk to their kids about sex? What should they say? Is there a way to make these conversations less awkward?
The Value of Boy Girl Friendships
Research finds that girl boy friendships are important because they give kids a chance to explore themselves outside of gender scripts an more.
Teaching Kids About Consent and Superheroes
How do parents teach their kids about consent? What words should we use? What age should we start having these conversations?
Helping Kids Feel Worthy and Loved
Helping kids feel worthy and loved has a profound impact on their well-being. This article shares practices to cultivate worthiness in kids.
How to Help Boys Manage Relational Aggression or Bullying
Mean girl behavior, or relational aggression isn’t just for girls. Boys experience these painful interactions and may not realize it’s a form of bullying.
Five Hidden Friendship Truths that Confuse Kids (and Adults too)
Friendships can be confusing, especially for kids. Here are five hidden truths about friendship that kids find especially helpful.
Talking to Kids about Consent
Conversations with kids about consent can begin as early as preschool and continue throughout the teen years. These resource help guide these conversations.