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Oct. 29 Ep 269 disrespect

Guiding Disrespectful Kids: Eye Rolling, Door Slamming & Sass | [Mini-Episode]

Not Perfect. Still Super. Every Family is a Heroโ€ฆ Would you join us at The Table? ๐Ÿ’ฅYou can be a hero who helps create ripple effects of family transformation that last for generations to come. Join The Table Community atโ€ฆ

What Tone are You Setting for Your Home

What Tone are You Setting for Your Home?

A mom of three kids ages 10 to 14 emailed me this story this week: A friend once told me she worked toย greet her children with enthusiasm, even if they had just come into the kitchen from the living room.ย Iโ€ฆ

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I Can’t Believe My 7-Year-Old Asked That!

ย  I’ll never forget the day our firstborn came home in the fall of second grade with his right index finger moving back and forth through the circle he’d made with his left thumb and forefinger. “What’s this mean, daddy?โ€ฆ

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How do I talk to my kids about race?

Parents, are you struggling with how to address the recent racial tension that has exploded across the United States? At Connected Families we are on the side of Justice, Grace and Peace, without any judgment about how to legislate thoseโ€ฆ

Teaching Children to Ignore You

Are You Teaching Your Child to Ignore You?

Weโ€™ve often heard parents say, โ€œI hate to yell, but the kids just wonโ€™t listen until I do!โ€ If the kids arenโ€™t listening to requests, it may be about more than inattentiveness. It could be that the family culture doesโ€ฆ

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What Are Your Parental Super Powers?

Sometimes it can feel like parents need super powers to survive the day and keep everything together. Kristi, a mom of two young kids, recently sent us this story about her super powers — but theyโ€™re not what she thoughtโ€ฆ