“When I first started my Hand in Hand Parenting journey, I used to wish for success stories. Fast-forward 4.5 years, and here I am to share my own. I hope this helps someone know that Hand in Hand really does work! … Continue reading
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A Simple Strategy To Help Kids Face Their Challenges
A Guest Post by Yasmeen Almahdy As little as five or 10 minutes following a child in play can transform many of the big challenges parents face raising little ones today. If you want to set a limit on behavior, transition … Continue reading
6 Ways to Do Special Time When You Have More Than One Child
On Special Time Go figure! Kids love attention. And they love parent’s attention better than most. That’s probably because giving them regular undivided attention can be really beneficial for them. Feeling Connected Means Feeling Better When a parent pours in their … Continue reading
When Life Gives You Lemons, Try Play: A Playful Solution Helps Angry Tween
Playlistening with Kristen Volk The outburst happened immediately after my two children’s father brought them to my home. My twelve-year-old son wanted to use his father’s phone, but his sister wouldn’t share it. He screamed, “She always gets her way!” Then … Continue reading
Three Connection Games to Play with Your Child and A New Baby
Recently in our family we’ve had a new baby. That’s brought all sorts of adjustments, of course, for my son. There are a few “playlistening” ideas that have been helpful, that others may find useful too:
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