Co-parenting after separation or divorce can feel like an impossible tightrope walk at times. How do you nurture a cooperative relationship with someone you once loved but now no longer wish to be tied to? It’s natural to experience hostility, resentment, or frustration toward your ex as you navigate new and uncertain terrain. Yet for…
Modern parenting has become a hot topic of debate and conversation in recent years, as lifestyles change and technologies evolve. The strict, authoritative approach of our grandparents’ era has given way to a more relaxed, communicative style today. But are modern parenting techniques better? Or is there wisdom to be found in traditional methods? While…
Or : The Moment I Finally Felt Like I Had the Hang of This Parenting Thing 😊 As a first-time parent, those early days with my newborn were a blur of dirty diapers, sleepless nights, and wondering if I was completely screwing this whole thing up. Somewhere around the three-month mark, things started to feel…
In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world, parents often feel the need to micromanage every aspect of their child’s life. But what if stepping back and embracing a more laid-back approach could actually boost your child’s confidence and independence? Enter “intentional lazy parenting” – an antidote to helicopter parenting that allows children to develop self-efficacy through natural…
Are you looking to create a strong, nurturing bond with your child while setting them up for success in life? Respectful parenting might just be the answer
Quotes can provide both comfort and encouragement in difficult parenting moments, reinforcing the message that no family is ever alone.
Who says parenting has to be serious? Discover the lighter side of raising kids with our collection of laugh-out-loud advice and humor.
One pleasant evening, we sat in the garden with some of our childhood friends and talked about the childhood we had compared to the childhood of our children.
I guess everyone knows what’s a helicopter. It’s a big machine that flies high up in the sky and can move in any direction. But have you ever heard of a “helicopter parent”?