Second guessing yourself as a parent is so common. Your teen tells you everything you’re doing wrong. Your parents, friends, or siblings have opinions too.
If we’re honest, most of us aren’t very good at apologizing. Some apologies build trust. Others create more distance. And sometimes the words “I’m sorry” aren’t actually about
We say we want peace in our homes. We talk about how our world can find peace, but do we know the best ways to
Even more than 31 flavors, disapointment is so varied and unavoidable in parenting. They lied. Again Their apprearance is embarrassing They failed a quiz, class
Your teen lies and suddenly your brain is off to the races. Why would they do this?Why can’t they just tell me the truth?They know
When you hear “objectification,” you probably think of something sexual. But it shows up in parenting more than we realize. It happens when we see our
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