Kids Don’t Listen? How to Stop Lecturing and Start Asking Better Questions

Teaching the art of asking good questions is a favorite goal in my daily work with parents. (So much that I helped create a course

Want To Know Your Child’s Strengths?

Find Clues in 12 Common Misbehaviors

My Child Wants Nothing to Do With Me. Is There Hope?

Children can be like wild horses Her goal was to move toward him at his determined pace, always keeping him comfortable. Forced connection drives kids

5 Powerful Ways to Connect with a Teen Who Lies

They may lie to protect their friends who’ve made bad choices. They lie to protect themselves. If their not-yet-fully-developed brain leads them into an awkward

Struggling at the Family Dinner Table? How to Come Together & Enjoy

6 Survival Tips for Parents of Teens

  In our work coaching hundreds of parents of tweens and teens over the years, we’ve uncovered six common themes that leave teens feeling a