Black Heroes to Introduce Your Kids To
One of the best ways that we can empower Black people is continuing to share their accomplishments, achievements, trials and tribulations, victories, and their contributions.
4 Montessori Strategies to Help Prevent a Toddler Meltdown
We’ve all seen the toddler meltdown. It’s that end-of-the-world sobbing tantrum over something so small you may not have even known what it was.
Solving The Puzzle of Infant Sleep
In my practice of taking care of children and parents, there’s a common struggle in the first two years: sleep. “How can my family get enough?"
5 Ways to Soothe a Crying Baby
Babies absolutely cry, and sometimes there’s not much you can do. But other times, one of these strategies can work wonders. Here are five ways to soothe a baby.
Coping with the End of the Relationship You Knew Before Parenthood
After a baby, the dynamics, responsibilities and priorities between a couple change. Many may experience this stage as a form of grief. Here's how to cope.
Beyond Words: Ways Parents Can Show Love to Their Children
Small, intentional actions shape a child’s sense of being valued. Showing your love requires constant effort and care but is well worth the investment.
What You Can Do During the Day to Help You Sleep Better at Night
Insomnia or restless sleep patterns can devastate your mood and daytime productivity levels. You know how challenging it is to concentrate and get motivated at work if you’re running on only five ...
The Art of Writing Love Letters to Your Kids
Writing a letter to your child may seem like a small gesture, and it might not come naturally in the hustle of everyday life. But the impact can be meaningful.
11 Lovely Children’s Books on Love
Valentine’s Day is the perfect kid holiday. You’re not old enough to be jaded by the “most romantic day of the year.” You get piles of candy and great books.
How to Show Your Kids You Love Them on Valentine's Day
What are the five love languages and how can we use them with our kids to lay a healthy foundation for future relationships?
5 Things You Don’t Have to do to Be a Good Parent This Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day skip obsessing about what you “should” do and keep it simple by crossing these chores off the list.
Understanding TOG Ratings: A Parent’s Guide to Comfort and Safety
Understanding TOG—thats Thermal Overall Grade—can help you choose the ideal swaddle to ensure your baby stays at the perfect temperature in every season.
Starting Fresh: Building a Healthy Post-Divorce Routine for Your Family
As a family law attorney, I know that the families who thrive post-divorce are the ones that make compromises and think creatively about solving problems.
A Fresh Start: Building Financial Stability for your Family
Small adjustments, like creating a budget or setting savings goals, can make a big difference over time. Build a robust financial future for your family.
5 Steps to Giving (Good) Advice to New Parents
Here are five easy steps to giving your new-parent loved ones the advice they are looking for without looking like an idiot. (Often times, just listen!)
How Teaching Goal Setting Inspires Children
Setting goals allows kids to experience growth socially and emotionally by helping them develop self-regulation skills, gain responsibility and build confidence.
Lessons for New Boy Moms from Diapers to Empty Nest
If I could offer advice to new moms embarking on the journey I’ve been on, I would tell them to cherish the moments, trust the foundation, and keep talking.
Ensuring Safe Toys and Gear for your Little One
Since not all companies are scrupulous, here’s how parents can make sure the products they buy for their family are safe. Shop from brands you trust.
Choosing Rhythms Over Resolutions
Parenting is about flow, sustainable habits, and family values—not rigid goals and resolutions and left me feeling like a failure when I didn’t hit the mark.
Helping Your Child Transition Back to School After Winter Break
It’s natural that going back to school after an extended holiday can be difficult, especially for younger kids. Here's how to make the transition smoother.
Potty Training from Birth Transformed My Parenting Journey
It is clear to me now, two kids and two different experiences later: our babies are born ready. All they need is for us to be ready to listen, and respond.
Your Village Doesn’t Have to Live Nearby
I had no idea how infuriating the question “how can I help?” would be when there was a sink full of bottles and an empty fridge. Mom friends to the rescue.
How to Handle a Tantrum in Public Without Losing Your Cool
Beyond knowing how to handle a tantrum to avoid public embarrassment, we can begin to view them as a valuable opportunity to teach our children life skills.
The Most Common Potty Training Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
To help you navigate this process with confidence, let’s talk about five common potty training mistakes and how to avoid them. You'll be on your way to success!