Author: Nicolas

Create an emotion board at home—on the fridge, a wall, or a dedicated board in the playroom. Give your child…

“Want to prove you’ve made it? Show it to your child.” In 20 years, will your boss remember the extra…

You Yell… and They Yell Louder You’ve tried everything. The stern look, the calm but firm voice, the classic “I’m…

The Day You Become Persona Non Grata to Your Child Picture this: You walk up to your three-year-old, all smiles,…

Before heading to the park, clearly state the rules: “We’ll stay for 10 minutes, okay?” This prepares your child, sets…

Always provide 3 options to your child instead of issuing commands. For instance: “Would you like to tidy up now,…

Replace “You’re being bad” with “What you did wasn’t okay.” This helps to separate the child’s actions from their identity.…

In the face of a crisis, ask: “Do you want a hug or some time alone?” Offering a simple choice…

Replace “Hurry up!” with “Be like Flash!” Using an imaginary reference like a superhero turns pressure into play. Kids love…

Repeat your child’s last sentence instead of responding directly. This will make them feel understood and acknowledged in their emotions.…