Class Three anecdotes are divided into topic areas: Emotional Projects; Playlistening and Setting Limits Playfully; Homework; Screens; Pornography; and Listening Dividends in Adolescence.. • Emotional Projects • An Emotional Project is Going Well Ever
These are anecdotes illustrating how Listening Tools work with tweens. They have been written by parents who regularly use Listening Tools in their families. Don’t worry if you don’t get striking results right away—the Listening
Thinking about homeschooling your child? These 20 insights from Hand in Hand Parenting Instructor Lara Zane shed light on making the decision and what it takes to get a good start. When my son was
Join Certified Instructors Sandra Flear, RP, DipTIRP, CPI, and Robin Setchko, LMFT, for this replay of a previous free parenting call for parents and professionals. During this call they discussed what interpersonal neurobiology is teaching
What did you hope for when you first learned you were going to become a parent? Did you think you would be a patient parent? Were you hoping to be close to your kids, perhaps
Does your tween or teen complain about school? Read on for advice about talking to the school and supporting your child from home. “My teacher is so mean!!!” One mother in the Parent Club Community
I am writing this in the wake of the death of George Floyd and the heartening reaction globally of people taking a stand against these tragic losses of Black lives. It is an eye-opening time
You’ve learned about Special Time in a Foundations Course or in a talk, or from our web site. You’ve heard of other parents who’ve had an amazing outcome using Special Time. You are home with
Pamela lives with her partner and their two children in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Apart from her work as a Hand in Hand Parenting Instructor, Pamela’s background is in Public Health and Health Promotion. She works
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
Thanks for joining Kathy for her talk. Here’s the video she promised, and those three transformative booklets. Here’s your downloads Understand what drives your child’s behavior: Get How Children’s Emotions Work Help your child really
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
You may never have planned on homeschooling. Your kids may be stunned or overjoyed. If all of a sudden here you are again, juggling work, home life and your kid’s learning. If you are suddenly
“Back yourself.” Those words were Patty Wipfler’s warm call to parents trying to cope during Covid-19. Patty went Live on the Hand in Hand Parenting Facebook page to talk about coping well during the coronavirus
Presenters Maya Coleman, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, M.A. in Special Education/Learning Disabilities. Shelley Macy, M.A. in Human Development. Preschool teacher 1975 to 1990 and early childhood teacher educator 1989 to 2017. Robin Setchko, LMFT, M.A.
Talking to your Child about Covid My eight-year-old daughter came home from school this week asking if she was going to catch Covid. Her school Principal had spoken to her class about Coronavirus and the