Browsing Tag: Teen

I’m spending the morning waiting for my car in the repair shop. Four men in flannel (I missed the flannel memo) and I sit around smelling tires and inhaling exhaust fumes while an enchanting little fairy spins effortlessly around her daddy. She climbs on him, giggles, turns around, and twirls once more on the tile […]

Raising kind, compassionate, and emotionally aware boys is one of the greatest gifts parents can give—not just to their own child but to society as a whole. Boys who grow up with strong values and the tools to communicate effectively have better relationships, lead healthier lives, and become adults who treat others with respect. Yet, […]

Feeling disconnected from your kids can be tough, but you’re not alone in this struggle. Many parents feel the same way, especially with the constant demands of life pulling us in so many directions. The good news? Building or rebuilding that connection is always possible—no matter the age of your child. While your efforts might […]

Parenting a teenage daughter often feels like walking a tightrope. You want to be there for them while giving them space. You want to protect them, but not smother them. And while you’re navigating these challenges, they’re figuring out who they are in a rapidly changing world. If you think it’s tough being a parent […]

Several weeks ago I posted a Blog about childhood anxiety being a condition that often flies under the radar. In that Blog a number of signs and symptoms were described. But what do we do when we realize our kids are struggling? As parents, we try to protect our children and limit their exposure to […]