On the Journey of Being an Adequate Parent
For mental health awareness, we can start by naming the emotions that come for our children.
From toddlers to teens, when what I want for my teens conflicts with what they want, either they or I will be tantruming.
Lots of lessons learned when one person believes enough to make a group of kids into a team.
I’ve come to see the yelling parents at sports games as a metaphor for the messages we give in the game of life.
Part of staying sane in parenthood is remembering how it felt to be in the developmental stage they are in.
It’s a strange ritual, but I can understand why my dogs roll in the family laundry.
Having our kids handle what they can is an important life skill. But they can’t handle everything every day.
To the parents of young children, one day you’ll be ugly crying, too.
Our children’s vision changes as they grow, both literally and figuratively.
To the person who caught my father-in-law when he collapsed at Kroger on March 23 at Kroger in Humble, Texas:
Each child is born into a different family, with parents in a unique stage of parental development.
Remember that anxiety is contagious when you’re helping your child through a stressful situation.