What We Want: We want our children to be kind, empathetic, aware of the needs of others and loving toward their siblings. We also want our children to be able to concentrate on an activity, stand up for themselves, be strong around those who might push them around,...
by Mathieu Penot Why and How to Facilitate Hands-on Activities at Home Hands-on activities are a fundamental way for children to connect their rapidly expanding brain with their physical senses. Through these experiences, they develop cognitive skills that will be...
From Naturally Speaking by Annick Tumolo Worried about your late-talker? Here 10 tips to help facilitate verbal communication. Get his hearing checked. Some parents assume that if their child passes the newborn hearing test in the hospital, they no longer have to...
From ParentingPaths by Aki Raymer Do you have every intention of responding positively to your kids but end shaming, blaming and losing your patience when it matters most? The other day a client and I discussed strategies that she could use to move from an emotional...
From ParentingPaths by Aki Raymer Whew! We did it it guys! The holiday season is coming to a close and we are heading into a brand new year! So. I have to ask… How much did you spend on holiday gifts? Money is one word that most families with kids associate with...
