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Using your Kitchen as a Classroom—8 Key Ingredients for Purposeful Play in the Kitchen

Using your Kitchen as a Classroom—8 Key Ingredients for Purposeful Play in the Kitchen

by Chris Jones | May 29, 2020 | Nutrition, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

By Kylie Hunter MOT, OTR/L We all probably spend at least some time in the kitchen on a daily basis–and this time has most likely increased lately! Why not use kitchen time to create enjoyable and even educational experiences for the entire family! From science...
Telehealth at Home for Kids

Telehealth at Home for Kids

by Chris Jones | May 22, 2020 | COVID-19, Mental Health, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

By Beth Berkowitz, PsyD and Deanne Kelly, BS, OTRL. Teletherapy via phone and video has presented us all with opportunities to engage together in news ways. We are fortunate that for many of our kids, and particularly our teens, engaging with people in this way is not...
Finding Peace at Home—Advice from Dr. Ken Ginsburg

Finding Peace at Home—Advice from Dr. Ken Ginsburg

by Chris Jones | Apr 10, 2020 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

COVID-19 has created a great deal of uncertainty in our lives. We’ve changed our routines and taken on new parenting roles like teaching our children from home. That’s why we’ve turned to our experts for tips to help us manage these changes while...
Tips On How to Help Kids Feel Calm and Manage Stress

Tips On How to Help Kids Feel Calm and Manage Stress

by Chris Jones | Mar 13, 2020 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

The COVID-19 pandemic is causing stress around the world and our kids are affected by it as much as anyone, particularly around social distancing and remote learning. Below are some tips to help your child feel safe and calm in the world today. Maintain structure and...
7 Positive Discipline Techniques for Your Parenting Toolbox

7 Positive Discipline Techniques for Your Parenting Toolbox

by Chris Jones | Jan 30, 2020 | Discipline & Behavior, Toddlers

Understanding Your Child’s Behavior Knowing when and how to set appropriate and effective boundaries with kids is always a challenge. What is the appropriate consequence for this behavior? Should I be bothered by this behavior or not? How should I respond when my...
Changing the Narrative on Adolescents

Changing the Narrative on Adolescents

by Chris Jones | Dec 31, 2019 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips, Preteens & Teens

The Center for Children and Youth at JFCS is joining forces with Dr. Ken Ginsburg and The Center for Parent and Teen Communication in Philadelphia to help change the narrative about teens. Adolescence is a time of extraordinary possibility for young people. Yet,...
6 Ways to Support the Emotional Well-Being of Children With Learning Disorders

6 Ways to Support the Emotional Well-Being of Children With Learning Disorders

by Chris Jones | Nov 20, 2019 | Parenting Skills, Special Challenges

Imagine you keep falling behind your coworkers, feel confused about what is being asked of you all the time and, no matter how many extra hours of work you put in, your work keeps piling up. While this can be a common struggle for many people at some points in their...
6 Tips for Surviving the Family Road Trip

6 Tips for Surviving the Family Road Trip

by Chris Jones | Aug 28, 2019 | Leisure & Vacation, Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips

By Jackie Sage, LMFT, Child, Adolescent, and Family Therapist Family road trips can be a great way to create life-long memories. Planning for those more challenging times of your trip, however, is just as important as packing your toothbrush. No matter how old the...
Schedules Vs. Free Playtime: How to Help Kids Find the Balance

Schedules Vs. Free Playtime: How to Help Kids Find the Balance

by Chris Jones | Aug 23, 2019 | Discipline & Behavior, Leisure & Vacation

When school restarts after a break or summer, the reality of long structured days and homework-filled evenings starts to sink in. When children go back to in-person learning, there will also be an adjustment. With increasing school demands, life can be stressful for...
“I want Daddy!” “That’s not the way Mommy makes my pancakes!”: What to Do When Your Child Rejects You

“I want Daddy!” “That’s not the way Mommy makes my pancakes!”: What to Do When Your Child Rejects You

by Chris Jones | May 17, 2019 | Parenting Skills, Parenting Tips, Preschool, Toddlers

By Stephanie Agnew, Assistant Director, Parents Place on the Peninsula Toddlers and preschoolers are all about power and control. They like to think that they are in charge of their lives and can control their parents. Most young children go through stages when they...
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