If you are a mum or a dad, I hope this will help you! First I want to tell you that you are always doing your best with your kids. Unfortunately – and that’s one of the main reasons why you are reading this today, education missed out on one big topic: nobody ever taught [...]
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Your First Responsibility as a Parent
Posted by admin on December 29th, 2009
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Tags: Best Interest, Big Mistake, Boundaries, Career As A Teacher, dad, Education, Fate, Freedom, Heart, Kids Discover, Lot, Pre Teens, Responsibility Parents, Spoon Fed, Teenagers, toddlers 
No Comments »Becoming a Step Parent
Posted by admin on December 20th, 2009
With the divorce and remarriage rate so high these days, there is a good chance that you just might find yourself a step parent. I’d like to offer some tips on being a step parent: Always remember that the child already has both a mom and a dad. Depending on the age of the children when you [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Ally, Chance Rules, Circumstances, dad, Daughter Amy, Daughter Cindy, Distinction, Divorce, Family Counselor, Good Chance, mom, Neutral Party, parents, Relationships, Self Worth, Step Daughter No Comments »From Partners to Parents: Tips for Relating to your Former Partner When you Have Kids
Posted by admin on October 12th, 2009
When a relationship ends there is an important transition from partners to parents. This can be an awkward and painful process that is not always easy to manage. You will be creating a new way of relating to each other at a difficult time. Empathy and patience is needed along with a commitment to clear [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Boundaries, Conflict, Conversations, Couples, dad, Disrespect, Emotional Distress, Empathy, Hostility, Initiator, Intimacy, Intimate Couple, Invitation, Isolina Ricci, mom, Negative Patterns, Patience, Perspectives, Reciprocity, Warmth No Comments »