by Patrick Duculan | Nov 9, 2018
Every parent wants their children to thrive in social settings. Some parents try to develop courage, self-confidence, and independence in their children while others focus more on compassion, acceptance, and empathy. But did you know that developing emotional health... 
by adminitp | Sep 26, 2018
We all know that power struggles are a real challenge. But did you know that a good dose of empathy cures power struggles? When children object, complain, or disapprove of your requests, it can be tempting to react with anger and frustration. Even so, it is important... 
by Patrick Duculan | Sep 12, 2018
Have you ever blown it as a parent? Join the club. The bad news is that it’s impossible to be “there” emotionally for your children 100% of the time. The good news is that a sincere attempt at apology and repair can mend those relationship ruptures.... 
by Patrick Duculan | Aug 15, 2018
It’s that time of year again—the time welcomed by parents and cringed at by kids: back to school. To help make this transition a bit easier, here are few ways to ease out of the lazy summer routine and ease your family toward a more structured and enjoyable first... 
by adminitp | Jul 10, 2018
Children love family vacations. The goal? Come up with family vacation ideas that meet your budget and still reflect your values. Today’s article is your kid friendly vacation guide, so you can survive and thrive during your next trip. Family vacations can be so... 
by adminitp | Jul 4, 2018
In between the great food and fireworks let’s not forget why we celebrate this great day in our country. Since it’s July 4th, it’s a great opportunity to talk to kids about independence day. In the past week, I searched out some fun ideas to get the...
