3 Steps to Setting Technology Limits with our Kids
By Lisa Smith, The Peaceful Parent Setting technology limits for our kids is easy and hard at the same time. We want to give…
By Lisa Smith, The Peaceful Parent Setting technology limits for our kids is easy and hard at the same time. We want to give…
By Nikki Smith Children are like sponges. What you say, how you react, your body language and the way that you talk to your children…
By Geordie Bull “My life looks perfect on the outside but I feel like I’m failing!” I hear this from clients all the time – too…
By Victoria Vanstone Being sober gives so much. It makes the world a much nicer place to be. I feel happier, lighter, I’m a…
By Lindsay Jane Hunter I see you there I see your tired eyes and spaced out stare I see you dig deep to find the energy to care…
By Mary Francell My first child taught me what babies need. She was content only when I carried her. She nursed frequently, sometimes every…
By Kylee Harris There are approximately 79 million vegans in the world. For parents considering raising their children as vegan, the decision can be…
By Sally Saint As the restrictions slowly, slowly start to ease, it’s really important to allow ourselves integration time. Like the gazelle that has…
By Deborah Hide-Bayne I remember that some days when my boy was very small, I felt really cut off from myself. It felt like…
By Sarah R. Moore In this interview excerpt, Sarah at Dandelion Seeds Positive Parenting discusses with Dr. Laura Markham of Aha! Parenting how to…
By Lelia Schott When I first started advocating for nonviolent parenting online, I didn’t know anyone in my actual life who didn’t use punishment…
By Dr. Laura Markham “Everyone has a “set point” for happiness, just as they do for weight.” – Martin Seligman The world has been…
By Geordie Bull Athletes, entrepreneurs and entertainers have long understood the power of developing a success mindset. NLP practitioner and transformational coach Geordie Bull explores how…
By Belinda Haan One hour is one hour, and one day is one day, right? Not always. For a mother with a baby under…
By Lindsay Jane Hunter I lie in bed Thoughts whirring Brain churning Lists forming For the morning This is the hour of Guilt and doubt Of shoulds and coulds And…
By Nikki Smith As the school year begins and our two eldest daughters walk into the school yard holding their little sister’s hand, I…
By Jessie Stern, Ph.D. and Rachel Samson, M.Psych “The most precious gift we can offer others is our presence. When mindfulness embraces those we love,…
By Jane Marsh Living off the grid offers advantages like liberating yourself from your utility bills and letting you experience life closer to the…
By Dr. Dawn Kingston This time last year when we published a post on dads mental health, we talked about the ‘February blues’. “February can…
By Sally Saint Parenting is a ‘learn on the job’ life experience. No matter how many books you read, the advice you are given…