Read on to learn 12 Ideas To Use When Schooling At Home Feels Like a Struggle (and get your free printable) What’s the first thing that pops into your head when you hear the
I’ve been teaching about Special Time this week and it’s led me to think more about my journey with it. These days we do Special Time for about 15 minutes per child every day, and
Patty ends her series on Special Time by answering all your lingering questions. Watch now if you want to deepen your knowledge about this transformative tool.
Patty talks about just what you can expect when you use Special Time (and our other Listening Tools) over your two or more decades of parenting. If you’ve ever doubted the magic of this tool,
Patty talks about just what you can expect when you use Special Time (and our other Listening Tools) over your two or more decades of parenting. For sure, yo…
What if there was someone in your life who could always see your goodness? A person who would remember (even in those moments when you couldn’t) that you are a good person, doing your very
Special Time fills a child’s cup and yours – unless you are already so out of gas that you just can’t. Patty shares about the tougher times in parenting and …
Hand in Hand Instructor Lara Zane shares about how she used this parenting tool to turn her children’s squabbles around, and how you can too.
From refusing to go to bed, to hitting, to tantrums, or fear, you can build your child’s confidence and ability to co-operate in just a few minutes a day using Hand in Hand’s Connection Tool:
Tough times can kick up feelings for everyone in your family – especially between siblings. Hand in Hand founder Patty Wipfler shares how just two minutes of Special Time can create moments of light relief.Â
Read on to see how you can keep connected with kids during the quarantine. Last December my husband and I had two weeks off work. In previous years we had planned lots of holiday activities,
Special Time is a way to play with your kids may look like regular play but is vastly different. Join Patty for the second talk in her series on Special Time…
Week 1 in a 5-part series on Special Time and how it can benefit your relationship with your child.
Patty Wipfler talks us through several strategies parents can use to support themselves and their families, and explains you how you can get free tools and s…
When parents feel supported, they can begin to offload and detect patterns in their behavior. As this happens, they can become receptive to change and new behaviors and have a higher chance of making new