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The Adult Problem
What if we told you that most adult–child conflicts don't start dramatically? They start on, say, any ordinary day. For example, you might be running late on an already tight morning. You ask your child to put on their shoes. They don't. You ask again. They snap back,...
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Secure Kids Learn Differently
We tend to think of learning as something that only happens in the brain. Reading, reasoning, and remembering all sound so intellectual and cognitive. But in truth, it often begins in the body. Before a child can absorb a lesson, they need to first feel safe enough to...
Who Are You Without the Job (or the Grade)?
“So, what do you do?” This is a normal question to field when you meet anyone new. It’s a social norm to lead with our job titles, as if our value is measured by a payslip or a LinkedIn headline. But to be fair, it certainly isn’t necessarily malicious. Asking “what...
The Lost Art of Doing Nothing
A collective shiver is bound to go down a parent’s spine when their child sighs and announces, “I’m bored.” It can feel as if we’ve failed them—like a good parent should always have a clever distraction up their sleeve. The modern world doesn’t help, either. We live...