As Kirsten Nottleson faced the room of 30 female prison inmates, she could barely think. “We’d been told that these women were coming to the end of their sentences, that they would soon be reunified, and we’d prepared some pretty emotional … Continue reading
Tag Archives: parenting classes
What is a Listen Book Club? Tools, Clubs and Classes at Hand in Hand
Dear Hand in Hand Parenting I read Patty and Tosha’s book Listen recently and found it really useful. I’ve been trying out some of the tools at home and have seen some big differences. My son loves special time, and … Continue reading
Why Should Parents Take A Class?
It’s the most important job we’ll ever take on, but forget about winning awards or recognition when you apply. Parenting is without manuals or certification and there are no real guidelines, except, maybe, to survive.
Finding the Right Pre-School
a guest post by Hannah Gauri Ma In trying to decide on a pre-school for my then 3-year-old I was feeling very torn. I had narrowed down my search to two co-op preschools in my area. There was the one … Continue reading
Playlistening Helps Overcome Fear of Hair Washing
For my daughter, getting her hair washed has been an emotional project. She usually has a tantrum at the mere suggestion that hair washing might be on the agenda.
Special Time with Both Parents Makes for a Happy Daughter
We set a timer and let our 3-year-old know we were all her’s. She was in charge and we were ready for whatever kind of play she wanted.
Is Your Toddler Too Angry to Sleep?
Is your toddler too angry to sleep? Read on to learn how to read the signs and get a solution. By Lyra L’Estrange Does it ever seem like your toddler is just unsettled? Can’t be happy? Can’t be playful? And definitely … Continue reading
Let Patty Be Your “No More Hitting” Guide
I love how Patty has managed to make the information as simple and accessible as possible, considering how challenging these simple concepts are for most parents to put into practice day after day, this accessibility is so badly needed and such … Continue reading
Now I Actually Enjoy Parenting
Ever since Annie had been a little girl she’d had huge tantrums and long cries. Her mother was at the end of her rope. She didn’t understand why her daughter’s emotions were so big and she admittedly didn’t have a clue what to do.
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