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How to Say No to Your Child with Love

A guest post on Setting Limits by Skye Munro of Nurturing Connections Saying no can be hard. Some of us avoid saying it if we feel like we just don’t have the energy for another fight and we skirt around saying … Continue reading →

How To Listen To One Child Cry When My Other Children Need Me

 Staylistening With Emilie Leeks We have three children, and I must admit I do find it a huge challenge keeping on top of everything around the house, while also being there for each of them when they need it. Recently my … Continue reading →

“I Need Space, Mama!”: When Your Child Tells You To Go Away

Staylistening By Muftiah Martin We were on our way home from a festival weekend where we had camped out. We’d been on the road for an hour or so. My 3-year-old daughter was busy drawing and I was sitting in … Continue reading →

Setting Limits: Saying “No” To The Yellow Bowl Lets the Storm Cloud Lift

Staylistening With Chloé Saint Guilhem A friend and I were spending our vacation together. Between us we had five children aged from three to six years old. It was their first time meeting. A few times I had perceived a little upset … Continue reading →

A Teacher’s Kind Response to Toddler Crying at School Inspires Parent

By Andrea McCracken As a parent, it can be difficult to remain objective and detached from the emotional storm cloud that erupts in our children. When my 6-year-old becomes emotional, it’s easy for me to be caught up in her … Continue reading →

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