Emotional Intelligence
Develop the virtues that will guide your child through school and beyond.
Positive Behavior Doing Hard Things Character Development
Imagine a magical world where children are internally motivated to be kind and generous. It’s doable!
Acknowledge and promote positive behavior….*Plinkit* with a Marble Jar! You’ll be amazed at the twinkle in your child’s eye each...
“Empathy is when you’re able to understand and care about how someone else is feeling.” -Mark Ruffalo, Sesame Street
A classroom favorite for cultivating empathy, kindness, community membership and awareness of others. What’s a real superhero? Someone who helps...
Teach your child to *THINK* before they speak. A helpful mnemonic to remind your child that words are powerful.
We can’t end sibling fighting nor force our children to get along, but we can help them recall happy moments...
Mindfulness…for kids? Yes, indeed! How can you help your child practice it naturally? Tune in….
Help your child to control their thoughts by making Mindful Minutes a routine. Your step-by-step guide.
*YET* – 3 letters that may change your child’s life. (Thanks Janelle Monae and Sesame Street for making it memorable...
Let’s double-down on how to translate *growth mindset* into something tangible with your child. We’re focusing on how to teach...
If you want to raise a child who grows up to be a resilient, problem-solving, persistent and adaptable adult, let...
A simple tip sheet for how to praise your child. Something more than “Good job” or just commenting on process and...
“Empathy is when you’re able to understand and care about how someone else is feeling.” -Mark Ruffalo, Sesame Street
“Gratitude is not just a feeling outside your control that arrives willy-nilly. It’s more like a radio channel: you can...
Watching a child turn to you crying for the first time because “A friend said ‘I can’t play’”, is a...
Social exclusion is a main theme in a child’s development and there are many reasons why it happens. Empower your child to...
When your child starts demonstrating behaviors that show they are trying to “fit in” or wants to “belong to a...
Around the ages of four and five, children begin to tell “tall tales”. They may also begin to tell fibs...
Tricky topic that’s filled with layers of good intentions and ambitious learnings. It takes effort from both you and your...
Answers to our most popular questions on a heavy subject. From ‘How to explain…’ to ‘How do I teach’ –...
