Helping you find your self-worth when there are so many other things in the world telling you what you are worth. Day 1: Self-worth Self-worth is defined as “the sense of one’s own value or worth as a person.” What is your self-worth? From a human’s perspective, this can be a wavering answer, but from […]
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Everyone hanging in there during 2020? About 5 months into quarantine and social distancing, it seems like we should all be going bonkers by now, right? Maybe, but maybe not. Hopefully, it’s a time that’s pushing your “creative side” to come up with something fun and new to do, like a safe “getaway”, appreciating each
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Staying positive in all this mess Sometimes it’s hard to stay positive when the world is so negative, and maybe even with all the different characters in your own household. It’s true, we’re human, and our surroundings can affect us. However, what we can control is our perspective. t’s almost like forcing yourself to come
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Are you and your child ready for another round of online school? Well, whatever your circumstance is, it seems that online school is the option nowadays. I’m sure everyone has their own way of preparing for the start of school, but here’s just some things that me and my husband are doing to prepare: Get
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No matter how old your child is, you should attempt to let them know that you love them on a regular basis, both verbally (saying “I love you” and “How was your math test?”) and physically (hugging them, a touch on the hand, eye contact). The younger you start the affection, the better. Things you
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Do you ever feel like your children are spoiled? In other words, privileged, but not grateful? I could honestly say that even as parents, sometimes we may be privileged and take it for granted, as well. Questions to reflect on regarding your child’s gratefulness: Do your kids not have a concept on how much things
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That’s how I can describe my middle child – strong-willed. It seems that no matter how patient I am, how many options I give him, how many times I count to three, or how many threats of taking something away, he will stand his ground. I needed to understand that a part of it may
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What typical kid isn’t excited about summer, and what parent isn’t anticipating how their child with ADHD is going to transition back into a routine schedule? As parents and guardians, you are your child’s biggest advocate! Sure, let them experience “summer fun” and “relaxing from the every day”, like playdates, swimming, summer camps, but don’t
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