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3 Unexpected Parenting Strategies to Help Your Highly Sensitive Child Thrive
Do you have an โover-the-topโ challenging child? Maybe youโve already heard the term โhighly sensitiveโ given to your child, either by teachers, a pediatrician, friends, or โDr. Google.โ Parents often see me for coaching because they are looking for parentingโฆ
3 Reasons Kids Misbehave & How You Can Respond With Grace and Love
If youโve got a child who seems to be misbehaving more than usual, itโs time to pause and reflect on what might be driving your misbehaving child. When your child seems to be acting out all of a sudden, youโฆ
Why Is My Child So Angry? The #1 Unexpected Reason & Practical Steps to Take
Moving from unhealthy to healthy anger responses
How To Know If Your Child Needs a Diagnosis or Extra Support | Ep. 122
Have you ever wondered, โWhatโs going on with my child? Is this โnormalโ behavior, or is there something more going on?โ If youโve asked these questions, you may be wondering if itโs worth seeking a diagnosis for your struggling child. โฆ
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From Nursing to Coaching: Walking with Parents in Intense Times
Introducing Connected Familiesโ parent coach, Lydia Rex
How to Create a Simple Sensory Diet for Restless, Homebound Kids | Ep. 30
Are you โwalking on eggshellsโ with restless, homebound kids? Do your kids have a case of โGrumpy Child Syndromeโ? Your family may need an extra dose of a healthy sensory diet. What is a sensory diet? Why is it important?โฆ
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โOur relationship was focused solely on Correction and not Connection.โ
We are checking in with families who have been utilizing the Connected Families Framework in their homes. What do these families look like 5, 10, or even 15 years later? Today, we meet Angela Ramsperger and see how Connected Familiesโฆ
Demanding Kids: “I Want 2 Stories, 5 Kisses, and 10 Hugs”
โI want that toy!โโI need more kisses!โโI want these jeans!โ Kids of all ages can get laser-focused on the thing they just have to have. They often use this focus to hold parents hostage, with a meltdown lurking right aroundโฆ
First Step to Helping Intense Kids
If you have an intense child (or know someone who does), watch this short video, produced in partnership with FamilyLife Canada. Youโll learn what might be going on with your intense child that is driving his/her difficulty. And then makeโฆ
Beat the Monday Blues with Sunday Lavender
In a coaching session, Karen shared that their familyโs weekly schedule seemed to take them captive every Sunday night. Lilly, their third-grader, unofficially declared it โMoan and groan about Monday morningโ time. The whole family would get drawn into herโฆ