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Accepting our Children’s Thoughts and Feelings
When kids feel judged and evaluated by their parents, they are much more likely to look for acceptance from peers. Having a connection with peers is great, and yet we want our kids to get their values from us parents, … Continue reading
Energy Speaks Louder Than Words, and The Power of Love
I recently spent two weeks with my daughter, her husband and my grandson. My grandson is a delight – bright, funny, loving, affectionate, engaging, strong willed and two and a half! So I got to practice what I’ve been preaching; … Continue reading
Getting Triggered by our Children, Part I
We’ve all had experiences of acting out on our children when they don’t fit into our expectations. By acting out, I mean that we will punish, shame, or withdraw our love in some manner. Most of us do this from … Continue reading
Why Have Children?
It is estimated that there are approximately 130 million babies born throughout the world each year, with 4 million of those being born in the United States. That means there are over 350,000 new human lives worldwide and more than … Continue reading
Guided Imagery for “Why Have Children” Article
You can do this guided visualization whether you have a child or not. If you don’t have any children, I suggest you modify the visualization so that the child you imagine is yourself at a young age. Even if you … Continue reading
