The Collapse of Parenting is a powerful resource for reversing the trends of fragility and fostering a healthier, more grounded future for children.

Three researchers, who are also parents of multilingual children, came together to write an informative guide for parents raising multilingual children.

For the next few months, I am going to do a brief recap of some powerful parenting (with educational topics) books I’ve read. Sometimes reading quotes from books helps shift my mindset on certain topics and gets me focused on what’s really important when raising children. Book Title: Glitter and Glue Author: Kelly Corrigan Book Synopsis: When […]

I just finished reading through the book earlier this week and I am excited to chat about all the chapters. Today we will be discussing chapters two and three. Here’s what’s coming up in the next two weeks: September 19 – chapters 4 & 5 September 26 – chapter 6 & epilogue What I love…

My colleagues, naturopathic doctor moms enthusiastically recommend  The Whole Brain Child  to any caregiver who is experiencing difficulty with behavior and communicating with their toddlers and children. The book was SO GOOD that I read it twice and wrote this “book report” post for parents who were interested but not yet committed to reading it (because we have very tight schedules!) These tools help caregivers support their children in navigating difficult experiences using techniques that build emotional intelligence and logical problem solving skills while considering their feelings and the feelings of others. #1 Our children’s brains are “under construction” for 21 years! Not only are different parts of the brain still developing, but these parts are ALSO learning how to communicate with one another. Because of a concept called neuroplasticity, we are charged with the beautiful and incredibly intimidating task of helping our children’s brain develop and communicate as a whole through experiential learning and social interaction. #2 Moments when we are overwhelmed by our children are often the times they need us the most. Experiential learning means that our day-to-day activities contain opportunities to grow and learn, coined as “thrive moments” by the authors. For caregivers, these “thrive moments” feel like “survival moments”, where we are overwhelmed and confused by our children’s seemingly negative behavior and nothing we seem to do helps. The book guides us in understanding the ways in which an underdeveloped “young” brain communicates it’s needs and responds to emotions, and gives a step-by-step guide though which we can help our children understand their big emotions and communicate needs while feeling safe. #3 Upset children heal from story-telling. Helping a child put emotional experiences into words connects the left hemisphere of the brain (tied to logic and language) with the right hemisphere (tied to emotional processing and creativity). Because feelings are so new to children, they can get “stuck” in an overactive emotional state that looks a lot like a tantrum. Helping a child tell their story in many different ways including stories, pictures, reenactments can help them make sense of their experience and attach language to...

For the next few months, I am going to do a brief recap of some powerful parenting (with educational topics) books I’ve read. Sometimes reading quotes from books helps shift my mindset on certain topics and gets me focused on what’s really important when raising children. Book Title: The Gifts of Imperfection Author: Brené Brown Book Synopsis: […]

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I sincerely believe that if every parent read through the gentle parenting books here, we could heal the world. So let's do just that.

Alternate title: Let me feel my feelings! A book review of Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child by Dr. John Gottman - with lots of practical, insightful takeaways from a mom of three

Must read parenting book for teens! Look at all the pages I marked. Go get it!

You are in a store and your kid starts having a meltdown because they want a chocolate bar and a toy. The words, “Stop crying” aren’t helping and you don’t want to waste your money. This kind of situation has probably happened to everyone who has children, but there is always a solution.

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Anaaya and I is a book which shares the journey to motherhood. It is a beautiful Ebook by Manisha and you can read my parenting book review to know more.

I believe this parenting book belongs in every Christian home, church library, and Christian school. There are principles here that can also be used by teachers, coaches, pastors, mentors and anyone else influencing children. Life-changing principles. This is the ONE parenting book every Christian parent needs.

Finde die besten Bücher für Eltern, die dir wertvolle Einblicke und Tipps für den Familienalltag bieten. Meine Top-Empfehlungen für eine gelungene Elternzeit.

Nie mehr Lernstress: Anke Elisabeth Ballmann verrät in „Das Faultier-Prinzip“, wie Eltern ihre Kinder durch Slow-Parenting ohne Überforderung fördern können/ab Februar bei Goldegg

A comprehensive and approachable guide to raising infants and toddlers with help from the stars, from journalist and astrologer Maressa Brown. #Astrology #Parenting #Zodiac #ParentingBook

Integriere Achtsamkeit in deine Erziehung mit Mindful Parenting. Finde Wege, um gelassener zu sein und tiefere Verbindungen zu deinen Kindern aufzubauen.