Conscious Parenting
Empathy helps us better understand the emotions of other people. For this reason, it’s important to develop empathy in children. In this article, we will discuss the patterns of developing empathy from a young age. #teachingkidsempathy
All creation begins with a dream and is thwarted by disbelief. Limits are a ceiling we’ve allowed to exist in our mind. This ceiling is the knowledge we’ve collected over our life has pounded its way to cover our heart. It doesn’t have to be this way.
As we dream and use our infinite imagination, we also spread hope, potential and high vibes to the world around us. We are not in this alone, we are in it together.
A large new study looks at how much exercise and screen time teens get and how it relates to their mental health. #screentime
The best way to ensure that your #toddler is entertained is by using toys and activities that they like while also giving them an opportunity for creativity.
I felt compelled to write about ‘being the change’ this week after all of the negative news going on the world lately. I won’t get into it, as I’m sure most of you are aware of what’s been going on but I just wanted to take the time to remind everyone that it all starts with each and every one of us. We all matter and we all mean something. Somewhere along the line, it became acceptable; almost required to teach us that we are insignificant and we began to lost our luster, our soul shine…and that is the greatest lie ever taught. We are all significant, we are divine, we are love. Don’t ever forget that because once you remember, the world will reflect a place that won’t need changing.
A question-and-answer exercise may help middle schoolers build friendships, including with kids of different ethnicities. #friendships
New findings, published on July 15, 2021, in the journal Child Development, suggest that teens who have secure, supportive family relationships provide more empathetic support to their friends. #empathy #familyrelationship
Many families relied on screens a lot during the pandemic. Team up with your kids to create healthier media habits. #screentime
New research explores how parenting and children’s physiology may influence how much they share. #generosity
Father’s Day inspires mixed emotions for many of us. Looking at advertisements of happy families could recall difficult memories and broken relationships for some. But for others, the day could invite unbidden nostalgic thoughts of parents who have long since died. #FathersDay
Certain beliefs might lead us to hold so tightly to things that we push it away. In the energy of a need to control, others can feel repelled, not attracted. There is a great lesson here of the difference between coming from fear .vs coming from love in situations like that when dealing with a significant other, child, friend or even money or that new job you want. If we come at things with an unforgiving Kung-Fu grip, the Universe responds to your fear of losing it or not getting it, and most likely you will lose it or not get what you want. You must come from a place of love, from appreciation as if you already have what you want and are not separate from it. Then, you emanate the vibration that will call it into your reality with ease and grace.
An innovative program shows that pediatricians may be able to contribute to healthy child development by encouraging kids to be kind. #kindness
Parents with a solid co-parenting relationship are less stressed and more hopeful. #Coparenting #parentingtips
We can name off all of our favorite things, all of the things that might get on our nerves and everything in between, but do our likes and dislikes really define us? How about all of the material possessions we’ve worked so hard to accumulate over the years? Where does “out there” (as in the world around us) end and “in here” (as within ourselves) begin?
