Mastering Being Home with Kids During Coronavirus

Mastering Being Home with Kids During Coronavirus

JoAnn Schauf Because businesses have been shuttered and socialising distanced we have the gift of unexpected time at home. In no particular order are suggestions. Closet purging isn’t just for grown-ups No more joy? Too small? Done with it? Teach your kids how to...
On the Road to Adulting

On the Road to Adulting

Trending  Adolescents live in a fog of confusion and uncertainty. They can’t help it and often don’t realize it. Yet, the on-ramp from childhood to adulting requires them to master skills. As adults, they will need to know how to solve problems, navigate emotions, and...
3 Ways Kindness Grows

3 Ways Kindness Grows

Tween Times   Subliminally and experientially we teach our children what kindness looks and feels like. With nary a lecture, they go forward, influenced and inspired by our graciousness, humility, and gratitude spreading it to others. Graciousness – Boarding the...
Why Gratitude Doesn’t Suck

Why Gratitude Doesn’t Suck

Trending I believe in the power of gratitude and I’m indebted to those who have studied and proven its value. Expressing gratitude affords us a wonderful opportunity to tell those we love how we treasure their actions. “I’m savoring every sip of coffee and feeling so...
When a Parent is Proven Wrong

When a Parent is Proven Wrong

Year: <span>2019</span> As a mom I’ve been wrong. I proved it. A few years back my younger son was studying the space program. I told him that an Apollo 13 astronaut radioed to NASA headquarters on earth, “Houston, we have a problem.” My son disagreed. He...
How to Talk About Disappointments

How to Talk About Disappointments

How to Talk About Disappointments Remember that time your child was competing in or for something? She’d worked hard and felt 100% confident that her time, diligence, and determination would pay off. But something went wrong. She missed, she didn’t get chosen, she...