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My child lacks empathy… should I be worried?

My child lacks empathy… should I be worried?

by Amelia | Sep 16, 2019 | #celebrateprogress, #youarehere

Do you ever worry that your child might not be empathetic? It hurts to hear from the teacher that your child has been bullying other children at school. It’s confusing when children ignore a sibling in distress or lash out in ways that seem intentionally cruel....
It’s too hard, I can’t do it! Help for kids who won’t clean up

It’s too hard, I can’t do it! Help for kids who won’t clean up

by Amelia | Dec 13, 2018 | #celebrateprogress, #newtools

“Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere, clean up, clean up, everybody do your share.” Wouldn’t it be nice if that song just worked? Why is it so hard to convince kids to clean up? This week, I talked to a mom who described a problem that’s...
Feeling lost as a parent? 5 steps to help you find your way

Feeling lost as a parent? 5 steps to help you find your way

by Amelia | Mar 16, 2018 | #celebrateprogress, #imaginesomethingbetter, #makelifesweeter, #youarehere

If you’re feeling lost as a parent, welcome! We’re all finding our way, and each stage has its own adventures. Here’s how this blog can help at each step along the way… Right now, you might just be feeling like you’re in survival-mode....
Sick of arguing? Bring back the love with a simple game

Sick of arguing? Bring back the love with a simple game

by Amelia | Feb 23, 2018 | #celebrateprogress, #makelifesweeter

When you’re feeling overwhelmed by yet another disagreement with your child, or you overhear raised voices from the other room and you wish you had the magic words to change the atmosphere from sour to sweet, there is something you can try… Another one of...
How to completely change a crummy mood in your home

How to completely change a crummy mood in your home

by Amelia | Sep 11, 2017 | #celebrateprogress, #makelifesweeter

One stressful Sunday evening in March, I was watching my kids as they squabbled on the living room carpet. They were swatting each other, squealing, and butting against each other like grumpy baby goats. I offered “helpful” reminders, warnings and threats,...