
For the parent who wants to understand themselves and their child a little better | One reframe at a time \ud83c\udf33
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I spend a lot of time thinking about children.
Sometimes it’s something a child did. A conversation I overheard. A moment from the classroom that stayed with me. Sometimes it’s something an adult said th...
A couple of posts ago, I shared a story inspired by my ex-student, Clint.
Recently, I read ’s post: Gentle Parenting Scripts Felt Hollow. This Is What Replaced Them.
The Crayon Letters
Gentle Parenting Scripts Felt Hollow. This...
Featuring:
Dear child,
You are reaching for this letter, huddled in the corner of your bedroom like a pile of rags. I know because I am you. I’m here to give you secrets to the world I wish I knew sooner. They may seem li...
This is Part 2 of the Question & Answer conversation between Ann, a KonMari home organizing consultant who blends her work with connection-first parenting, and Lara, an Early Childhood Educator.
Most parents believe that there are benefits to engaging children in household chores but sometimes, they don’t follow through with it because of various reasons.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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 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
I help parents go from “I have to wait till the kids move out to have an organized home” to “my kids are so helpful and responsible” in less time than you think. ✨Connection Parenting + KonMari Tidying for order and harmony that sticks.
Welcome to my dream chronicles. Here you’ll find letters written in the tradition of magical realism, dream symbolism, and philosophy and a tuxedo cat.
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