Kathy Gordon
Kathy came to parenting late in life. She was single and in her 40s when she recognized her burning desire to be a Mom. So 10 years ago, Kathy adopted a beautiful baby boy, who
Parent Club Community
Hand in Hand Parenting Parent Club Community What if you knew how to transform your child’s behavior today… and every day? The Parent Club Community gives you direct access to Hand in Hand Instructors every
Hand in Hand Parent Club Podcast
Hand in Hand Parent Club Podcast Here to answer your questions Why do kids hit? Why do they bicker? How is it possible for parents to set limits without punishments, and still raise good, co-operative
Une façon simple d’apaiser le stress et d’assurer son rôle de parent avec plus de patience
Un article traduit de l’anglais par Chloé Saint Guilhem formatrice certifiée Hand in Hand En tant que parents, nous consacrons une bonne partie de notre temps à prendre soin des autres et à nous préoccuper de
Does Playlistening Distract a Child From Their Feelings?
Playlistening is the art of using play to listen to our children. Since play is the way children process and express their thoughts and feelings, using play to listen to and connect with our children
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Summer Sheldon
Summer Sheldon lives in beautiful rural Oregon with her husband, three kiddos, a dog, two cats, and a very fluffy rabbit. She started using Hand in Hand tools with her young children in 2010 when
When Your Kids Push You Over the Edge (Replay)
Join Certified Hand in Hand Instructor Kathy Gordon for this webinar recording that will tell you not only why kids push your buttons but what to do before you do or say something you’re likely
When Your Kids Push You Over the Edge
Certified Instructor Kathy Gordon talks about When Your Kids Push You Over the Edge in this free webinar. —————————————————…
Help Me With My Child’s Issues Getting Dressed
“Help! My son has big issues getting dressed. I’ve tried making it funny, using imitation. He laughs, but there is still so much resistance. What can I do?” she asked.
Three Ways to Help a Competitive Child
What can I do about my competitive child? That’s what one mom asked this week in the Parent Club when she tired of one child constantly showing off about being best to his sibling, and
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How to Parent Your Tween and Stay Sane in the Process – Replay
Parenting is challenging at the best of times, but as your children move towards adolescence, there are fresh challenges. Our relationship with them has history, we have been parenting longer and are often a little
“I See You’re Having A Hard Time”: Why Connection Doesn’t Reward “Bad Behavior”
We’ve all had those mornings. The one that begins like nothing will ever be right again: “I do not want to get dressed. I want breakfast.” “I don’t want cereal. I want oatmeal.” “I
How Parent Listening Time is More Helpful Than Venting
Dear Hand in Hand, “I’ve heard a lot about the parent listening tool, Listening Partnerships, but what makes them so different to the good, easy chats I have with my friends about parenting? I have
One Simple Way to Soothe Stress and Parent More Patiently
As parents, we devote our time to the care and well-being of others. We hear a lot about self-care, about why it’s important to take timeouts for ourselves, or about how being mindful and calm
4 Types of Limits That Children Need
Science says that limits give a good framework for children to flourish. And setting limits is an integral part of Hand in Hand’s empathetic, authoritative approach.
17 Kind Ways To Say No To Your Child
No doesn’t have to be yelled or sound mean to be effective. Try these 17 kind ways to say no that kids do actually listen to.