Author: Shonnie Lavender
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Why do kids have “tantrums?”
“Tantrums” or “meltdowns” aren’t about defiance or manipulation as outdated parenting perspectives argue. Learn why children sometimes flip their lid.
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Don’t battle your inner critic . . . befriend it
We often wish to silence our inner critics. When we befriend them instead, we may be surprised by what they reveal. Learn how to connect with the inner judge.
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A new take on tantrums
“Tantrums” aren’t something most parents enjoy dealing with. And, many of us have lingering negative effects of how adults reacted to our own childhood “meltdowns.” These unpleasant feelings mean that we often react to “tantrums” in the same unhelpful way that was modeled for us . . . unless we decide to change things. This…
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Listen . . . your relationship will be better off
Listening is one practical skill that’s likely to help improve many relationship problems. Create deeper understanding and openness in your relationship using these three tips.