The words we choose can make matters a lot better or a lot worse. “I Statements” take practice, but improve relationships our whole lives.
Tag Archives: Nurturing Connection
“Do the people you care about love you back?” – Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett was recently asked about how he measures success. He responded, “Do the people you care about love your back?”
Family Dinner Topic: What Do You Enjoy Most About the Holidays?
The anticipation of gifts is so exciting for kids, it can easily overshadow other special holiday traditions. So last night, my family talked about what else we really enjoy about the holidays.
What are Your Intentions for the New Year?
Instead of setting resolutions, how about setting intentions for the new year instead? A few years ago, my family started a New Year’s Intention Jar.
Family Dinner Topic: What Makes You Feel Loved?
What makes you feel loved? What makes each of your family members feel loved? These questions and understing the 5 Love Languages will help.
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.
Family Dinner Topic: What are you grateful for today?
After reading about the importance of practicing gratitude, I purchased four small spiral notebooks, one for each member of my family.
Family Dinner Topic – What Family Activities Would You Like to Do More?
The other night, I asked this question: What would you like our family to do more? This discussion inspired ideas we’re all excited about.
Family Dinner Topic: Which Emotion is Most Difficult for You to Express?
When my kids were babies, I realized I had a lot to learn to help my family (and myself) develop emotional intelligence.
Family Dinner Topic: What About Our Family Makes You Want to Come Home?
Last night I asked: “What about our family makes you want to come home?” The answers were a peek into the needs of the people I love.