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Toddler Tantrums—How to Manage and Prevent Them

Toddler Tantrums—How to Manage and Prevent Them

by Chris Jones | Jun 30, 2024 | Discipline & Behavior, Toddlers

Wild, wonderful and ever so challenging. The toddler set, those little ones under three, are delightful … cute and curious, learning so much, so quickly, and with sudden mood changes you wonder what entity took over your child’s body! You were once a great...
Does My Child Need to See a Therapist?

Does My Child Need to See a Therapist?

by Chris Jones | Jun 21, 2024 | Discipline & Behavior, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Soon after I had my first child, I remember passing a billboard with a baby sitting in a diaper that said “These don’t come with instructions.” At the time I only had the smallest idea of just how true that was. As parents our job is complex—how do we nurture...
Supporting Children’s Gender Diversity

Supporting Children’s Gender Diversity

by Chris Jones | Jun 17, 2024 | Gender Diversity, LGBTQ+, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Lately, LGBTQ+ rights, especially for transgender youth, have been under serious attack. States are rolling out numerous new laws impacting everything from healthcare to sports participation for trans kids. At the same time, organizations like the American...
Your Parenting Toolbox: 7 Tools for Setting Limits with Young Children

Your Parenting Toolbox: 7 Tools for Setting Limits with Young Children

by Chris Jones | Jun 15, 2024 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips, Toddlers

There are many, many parenting books out there that espouse a myriad of strategies for getting children to do what we want them to do. I have read a lot of them. Many of them say very similar things but with a slightly different twist. I find the “Positive Discipline”...
It’s Summer — So Why Is My Child So Anxious?

It’s Summer — So Why Is My Child So Anxious?

by Chris Jones | May 27, 2024 | Leisure & Vacation, Parenting Tips

What’s that Porgy and Bess song “Summer time and the livin is easy”…? You may be thinking that certainly doesn’t describe my summer so far. Many parents are expecting with school out and the pressure of schedules and homework on the backburner their...
What Do You Say During Conflict Moments with Children?

What Do You Say During Conflict Moments with Children?

by Chris Jones | Mar 26, 2024 | Discipline & Behavior, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

When parents and children enter into a power struggle, two things happen. The thinking brain goes to sleep because apparently it is conflict-avoidant. And the emotional brain has to take over operations. Both people immediately stop listening to the other’s...
5 Ways to Handle Disagreements in Front of Your Kids

5 Ways to Handle Disagreements in Front of Your Kids

by Chris Jones | Mar 21, 2024 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Is there such thing as a quarrel-free relationship? Not that we’re aware of. And with kids in the mix, it’s inevitable that sometimes arguments will happen in front of them. From a child’s point of view, it can be frightening when grownups are mad at...
Effective Conflict Resolution for Kids: 6 Tips

Effective Conflict Resolution for Kids: 6 Tips

by Chris Jones | Mar 8, 2024 | Discipline & Behavior, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

Stephanie Agnew, Assistant Director of Parents Place, offers tips for resolving conflicts between children. Learn more about how our parent coaching services can help your family.  Conflict resolution and problem solving are two of the most important skills we can...
The Healing Power of Human Connection by Dr. Ken Ginsburg

The Healing Power of Human Connection by Dr. Ken Ginsburg

by Chris Jones | Jan 28, 2024 | Mental Health, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

The Power of Connection We raise our children to prepare them to ultimately stand on their own. But we also want them to understand that independent people often choose to share their lives with others. They make their own decisions and know that others’ ideas can...
Communicating and Connecting with Your Children

Communicating and Connecting with Your Children

by Chris Jones | Jan 28, 2024 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips, Raising Boys, Raising Girls, Toddlers

Let’s face it: All children and parents struggle with communication at some point. Some kids seem to have an almost infinite capacity to express their needs, share their experiences, and respond to those around them. Their behaviors and ways of relating and...
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