Parenting is hard, and our society and common perceptions make it even harder. What if I told you that you could turn your relationship with … Read More ›
Category: Nonviolent Communication
Nonviolent Communication is the language of compassion and empathy. Read more to see how it can transform your relationships and lead you to a happier life.
Why do children hit? Why does repeating “gentle hands” doesn’t work? And 8 steps following which you can actually teach your child to express himself … Read More ›
Each time I’m about to do something or say something, I pause to think: does this action breed love and compassion, or am I *re-acting*? … Read More ›
You know these special childhood pictures of yours that you just love? Something about the setting, something about the people who you are with, something … Read More ›
Relationships are work, sometimes even a hard work. But when it comes to our state of mind, our children, and partners, this is the most … Read More ›
Here is the connecting alternative to punishments and disconnection following a child’s use of swear words and other sorts of foul language. Swear words are … Read More ›
Most parents I meet are looking for beneficial strategies to set healthy limits with their children, without fighting, yelling, or having to power struggles. Here … Read More ›
Do you wish to be less angry, less judgmental, more responsive, and more connected to our children? Here’s the single anger management tip that will … Read More ›
Sibling rivalry is a major cause for conflicts, fights, and power struggles between siblings and parents alike. In this article you will find the real … Read More ›
There are so many words and sentences we don’t perceive as harmful, damaging, or plain painful – yet for children, they are. The below is … Read More ›
The real challenge to positive parenting is our own brain, that is accustomed to everything but positive thinking, especially when faced with annoying behaviors. Here’s … Read More ›
With just one week left to 2018, there’s no time like the present to reflect upon 2019 and set the parenting goals that will make … Read More ›