
I show you how to turn parenting challenges into connection and growth. Using intentional stories and other practical tools, we address the real problem hiding underneath the behavior.
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I first met Bruna through one of her Notes.
She described bedtime with her daughter as one of the hardest parts of her day.
There were fights, tears, and a mother who ended the day exhausted and desperate for a little time to herself....
It was a rainy day in Feathernest Woods.
Bobby and Papa Bear sat together in the living room, listening to the rain.
Tap, tap, tap.
Bobby looked at his little blue boat. It had a white sail and a tiny red flag.
“When will the rain...
A while back, wrote a guest post for Connection Bridge Parenting about sibling jealousy.
You know the moment: one child gets something, and the other immediately wants the same thing.
➡️Subscribe to get the Storytelling Kit for Cal...
Underneath the request for a toy, privilege, opportunity, or whatever someone else has, there is a deeper worry:
Am I being left out?
Do I still matter?
Am I still important?
That’s what jealousy is...
Making up stories for your child might sound like something that requires creativity, imagination, and a lot of time.
Over the years, I’ve heard the same concerns:
I’m not creative enough.
I don’t have time for this.
What if my story...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I use storytelling to turn parenting challenges into growth, connection, and skills. After making up more than 1,500 stories for my son, I want to show you why and how to do it yourself
Indie Children's Book Writer. I post children's weekly activity sheets every Friday for parents to keep their kids busy and away from screens. Author of "Mouse in a Bottle", "The Flying Boy", "Spring Fever", and "The Great Summer Escape."
Awarded Designer & Researcher. Decoding life at different scales: The intimacy of motherhood/objects & the strategy behind Brand Signals. Exploring emotional durability and relationships with objects.
Early Childhood Educator. I write about early childhood (behaviour, connection, resilience, and everything in between) to help parents understand themselves and who their children are a little better. \ud83c\udf33
I am a developmental psychologist writing about seeing the child through rose coloured lens. Learning support specialist by day.
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