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If you are not a single parent, I hope this article will give you a window into the world of single parenting. Unless you have done it, it’s really hard to know what it’s like. That being said, I thought I would give you a peek! Here is a 5-minute adventure into what it might be like to live in the shoes of a single parent:
Being a parent to a child who has Attention Deficit Disorder can be challenging, as well as overwhelming and frustrating at times. Fortunately, there are things you can do as a parent that can help in controlling and reducing the symptoms of ADD.
In my introductory parenting class, I talk about “Wild Cards.” They are events that happen in a family that impact our children. “Wild Cards” can
As a parent, you watch your children grow up and face different difficulties with every stage they enter. Some things are definitely harder than others.
Most of us don’t think of forgiveness in terms of parenting. Parents love unconditionally; it’s natural for us. Yet, how often do we dislike a certain behavior in our child or feel disrespected or even get mad at ourselves (or our spouse) for how we handled a situation? Those things add up and they create walls which separate us from our family.
When you have children, you have the opportunity to experience childhood all over again. You watch your child take their first steps. You get to
Many kids are used to rushing out of the house in the morning and don’t want to eat or think they don’t need to eat. Some even grab a coffee (I can’t believe how many teenagers and kids are drinking coffee!) and move on with their day.
Having children is a blessing. From birth, you get to watch your child grow and mature into a toddler, young child and eventually a teenager.
Giving your child a present (gifts) when what they yearn for is time with you (quality time) is like watering a plant with milk. Telling your child how great they are (words of affirmation), when what they long for is a hug, cuddles or wrestling on the floor (physical touch), is like feeding a cat rabbit food.
Parenting is not just about providing children with the basic needs of food, education, shelter and clothing. It involves supporting your children emotionally, socially, psychologically,
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