“No having sex at school” was the new community agreement that was added to our preschool classroom list. Sex in preschool? 👀 As an adult hearing a child talk about sex can be unsettling. As adults we bring our own understanding and definition of this word to the conversation. It is important to remember thatContinue reading “Let’s Talk About Sex!”
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Back to School Jitters
They did it!! Or should I say, we did it? The first week of school is behind us and we survived. As I reflect on what was so unique about the start of this 20/21 academic school year, I am reminded that we are still processing the experiences of a pandemic. Specifically, going to inContinue reading “Back to School Jitters”
Is My Child Spoiled?
The word spoiled has a negative connotation. According to Wikipedia, “A spoiled child or spoiled brat is a derogatory term aimed at children who exhibit behavioral problems from being overindulged by their parents or other caregivers. Children and teens who are perceived as spoiled may be described as “overindulged”, “grandiose”, “narcissistic” or “egocentric-regressed”. This soundsContinue reading “Is My Child Spoiled?”
Toddlers and Teenagers
Toddlers and teenagers may seem like they are on two ends of the parenting spectrum! Let’s explore this idea. As my, once toddler boy, started high school this week, I have been reflecting on how much he still really needs us as a teenager. This combined with what the science that tells us about childContinue reading “Toddlers and Teenagers”
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