PARENTING ARTICLES & VIDEOS
“The understanding of relationship is infinitely more important than the search for any plan of action.”
-J. Krishnamurti
Why Kids Need You In Charge
VIDEO Learn why children thrive when parents lead with loving authority—balancing warmth, gentleness, and firmness. Discover how confident, connected parenting helps kids feel secure, rest in healthy dependence, and naturally grow, learn, and mature.
Helping Kids Grow at Their Own Pace
VIDEO Discover why feelings are essential for kids' healthy growth and emotional maturity. This video shares parenting tips on helping kids process feelings, explaining how emotional defenses can block development and how parents can nurture resilient, emotionally balanced children.
Healthy Parenting Guilt
VIDEO Learn why parental guilt isn’t something to escape, but a powerful emotion that helps you become a more attuned and responsible parent. This video offers parenting tips on embracing guilt as a sign of healthy responsibility, deepening your connection and growth in your relationship with your kids.
What’s the Deal with Praise?
We hear that we shouldn’t praise our kids. We’re given all these alternative ways to comment on their accomplishments and creations...What should we actually do?
Let’s Walk Around This!My kid hurts my feelings!
Sometimes our kids can say something that lands right in our Achilles heel - what should we do in these situations?
Helping Emotion and Attachment to Get Along
Emotions are so important. Attachment is so important. Sometimes emotions come out in ways that threaten our connection with our child - what should we do then?
Alphas in the Arts
All kids needs alpha adults in their lives. Here are some examples of “good alphas” in movies, books, poetry and television shows.
Take Frustration Out to Play
There are three types of play that can help vent frustration.
Sensitive Doesn't Always Look "Sensitive"
Sensitive kids need an invitation to express their emotions.
What Does It Mean to Have a Soft Heart?
With steadfast warmth and patience, defenses can melt.
I've Told You a Thousand Times!
A four-year-old brain is not yet wired hold two feelings at the same time.
Playing with Alarm
What can we do to support anxious, obsessive, restless or risk-taking kids?