The Hidden Danger of Slides

Parenting

The Hidden Danger of Slides

We found this article informative as we head into the warmer months filled with lots of time spent at the park. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/04/23/a-surprising-risk-for-toddlers-at-playground-slides/

What Every Parent Wished They Knew!

This article is talking about thise things you wihs as a parent you knew when you were actively parenting! Please enjoy! http://momshomeroom.msn.com/articles/2/31257816/?WT.mc_id=msn

Brain Development in Children

Here is a great site that explains brain development in children. It describes the importance if interaction, talking with children and the physical development of the brain. Very interesting! http://developingchild.harvard.edu/

Love and Logic Uh-Oh Song, Uses!

When to use the Uh-Oh song! This little song can be your child’s singal that something went wrong. It does take practice! Yet it is simple and effective when used on a regulare basis. If you have any questions about this strategy or others, feel free to call us at 406.585.3840

Ages and Stages of Parenting

Parenting is a tough, ever-changing challenge based on the growth and changes of our children. At times children are wondering where they stand, which leads to boundary pushing. This boundary pushing may look like, “Mom, I’m going to the school dance with Allison and I’ll be home at 11pm.” The child didn’t ask to go [...]

Parenting Styles

Do you find yourself wondering about your style of parenting? There is a lot of confusing information out there about parenting. Love and Logic has a break-down of parenting styles. According to Love and Logic, there are three parenting styles: Consultant, Helicopter & Drill Sergeant. Consultant Parents: This parent provides guidance and choices. They consult [...]

25 manner kids should know by age 9

As a parent do you find yourself prompting you kids to say please?? and wondering when they’ll do it on their own. We stumbled across this article and thought you might like it as well. Here’s the link!

Ages and Stages of Overcoming Obstacles!

Resilient children learn to overcome everyday obstacles by not fearing failure. Mistakes are not something to be afraid of; they give you a chance to try again. Think of it this way: people make mistakes as part of learning. If mistakes are thought of as learning tools, and not something to be ashamed of, there [...]

Resiliency in Children

What do parents want for their children? High on their list are happiness, success in school, satisfaction with their lives, and solid friendships. To accomplish this, our children need inner strength to deal competently with the many challenges and demands they encounter. This capacity to cope and feel competent is resilience. Resilient children are hopeful [...]