Parenting Advice

This article comes from a 17year old teenager. Read it further to understand the perspective of this young soul. The mind of a human constantly compares the situation to anyone's life. it is not new. they are aware of their surrounding and tries their best to keep up with their…

A personal story of letting our baby decide their own gender, along with lessons learned on how to navigate society and government processes. Hi! My name is Peter Rose and as I write this, I am a parent to a very cute, curious, and active 11-month-old who I’ll call EJ…

I am sure like most parents we can relate to some degree with the challenges we face daily to keep a happy household. Making sure we upkeep a routine that suffices for all. …

You know who you are. — A funny thing happened to many of us when we became parents for the first time after envisioning our perfect parenting scenarios and knowing exactly what we’d never do. We had children. Maybe you’re that parent who once said “I’ll never feed my kids fast food,” or, “I’ll never yell…

Cultivate appreciation at home: fostering gratitude in parenting for a harmonious and grateful family environment. — I. Introduction Parenting is a complex and rewarding journey that is filled with moments of joy, growth, and challenges. In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it can be easy to overlook the power of gratitude in shaping the parent-child relationship and creating a positive home environment.

Perhaps even an empire… — Can you take a “guide” and repurpose it into a profitable short term coaching program? Let’s dive right into the answer! Step 1: Identify what pieces of the guide you could guide (see what I did there? ;-) someone through that would help them in 20 minutes. Step 2: Invite…

Sometimes, I think back to when I first started out and all the worries and struggles I was going through. I wish that I could go back in time to tell myself what I know now. I struggled so much in the beginning and thinking back on it I have…

The goal of raising children is to send them out in the world to become functionally, happy, well-adjusted adults. But knowing that intellectually–and even working towards it consciously as they grow–doesn’t prepare us for the experience of grief and loss when our children leave home for college, work, or other…

Not the Wilco album, but for your kids — Last week, as the school year officially began to wind down, it was my turn to take the kids to school for Donuts with Dad. We sat with some of their school friends and dads. All of the kids were told to go to the lunch counter to grab donuts…