Parenting often brings out the best in us — but it also reveals the stories we’ve quietly carried for years. The ones that whisper, “I’m not patient enough,” or “I always mess things up.” These stories are called core beliefs, and they shape how we see ourselves, our children, and the world around us. What…
As a parent, you might hear the phrase, “Wow, your child is so well-behaved!” while out in public. You might be asking yourself….why is my kids well-behaved in public acts out at home? You smile politely, but inside, you know that as soon as you step through the front door, chaos erupts—meltdowns, arguments over snacks,…
Parenting today can feel like a balancing act. Between work, school schedules, and the pressures of modern life, I know how easy it is to feel overwhelmed. That’s why I’m passionate about sharing the power of gentle parenting. For me, gentle parenting isn’t about being permissive or saying “yes” to everything. It’s about leading with empathy, consistency,…
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ByBraxton StormSeptember 4, 2025 Parenting often feels like a tug-of-war. You want your child to listen; they want independence. When those needs clash, the result is usually a power struggle — and nobody wins. The good news is that you can address challenging behaviors without turning every interaction into a battle. 👀 Notice the Pattern…
ByBraxton StormSeptember 4, 2025 Strong communication is the foundation of trust between parent and child. It’s how kids learn that their feelings matter, and how parents model empathy and respect. 🧏 Practice Active Listening Instead of jumping to fix, start with: “I hear you saying you’re frustrated…” Reflecting back shows your child you’re really listening….
Even kids feel the weight of stress. Whether it’s schoolwork, friendships, or change at home, their emotions can sometimes overwhelm them. As parents, you can equip your child with healthy tools for coping. 🧘 Normalize Emotions Let your child know it’s okay to feel sad, mad, or anxious. Phrases like “Everyone feels this way sometimes”…
Discipline often gets confused with punishment. But true discipline means teaching — and it works best when paired with empathy. ⚖️ Set Clear Boundaries Children need structure. Rules should be consistent, fair, and age-appropriate. Kids thrive when they know what to expect. 💛 Lead With Empathy Before consequences, try to understand: “What need or feeling…
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