https://thisindulgentlife.podbean.com/mf/play/86hm7u/018-Follow-Your-Detour.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS | More Sometimes life feels like it’s knocking you down and all your dreams of the future come crashing. Dan and Lindsay of Follow Your Detour have experienced this Read more…
Chapter 4: Tools for Praise and Appreciation- How To Use Praise Effectively Do you know how to use praise effectively? What is so wrong with “good boy” or “Great job”? Does even the way we speak positivity need to be challenged?! According to the research, it does. I have to Read more…
Chapter 3 of “How to Talk so Little Kids Will Listen” – Tools for Resolving Conflict So you’ve tried engaging cooperation, you’ve already empathized with their emotions, but at the end of the day they are still refusing to do that you need them to do. Now what? How can Read more…
Are you tired of spending all school year fighting with your kids? Do you want to feel closer, more connected, and maybe even feel like you’re making a difference in your child’s life? Here are 10 tips for busy moms to reconnect with their kids and enjoy their families once again! Some Read more…
7 Reasons This Pro-Spanking Momma Became A Gentle Parent I’ve been meaning to write this post for a while. In fact, one of the reasons I started this blog was to share all the resources and my reflections on those resources as to “Why Gentle Parent?”. But for some reason Read more…
Chapter 2 of “How To Talk So Little Kids Will Listen”- Tools for Engaging Cooperation Short on time? Scroll to the bottom for a handy infographic! This was a BIG chapter. I actually listened to this chapter 2.5x and I still feel like I haven’t comprehended it all. My advice Read more…
Chapter 1 of “How To Talk So Little Kids Will Listen”- Tools for Handling Emotions Don’t have time to read the whole post? Skip to the end for a handy dandy infographic! In case you are just joining me in the journey of reading this book you can find the Read more…
I was recently reading one of my mommy blogger friend’s posts “Pass It On” by XOCHITL NONANTZIN and it really resonated with me and so felt I should share it with you here. It’s a simple little concept she’s reflecting on, that our children imitate their parents but she hits so Read more…
I don’t know about you, but before I became a parent, heck before I even got pregnant, I thought I at least had the “big stuff” figured out. I by no means thought I knew everything, I’ve worked with kids long enough to know that’s never possible, but I did Read more…