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Helping My Child with Keeping Agreements

Hand in Hand wrote 3 days ago: (C) 2007 Richard Dudley One morning I told my daughter (7.5) it was time to clean her room before wa … more →

Tags: cleaning her room, developing trust, keeping agreements, Michelle Pate, negotiating with children, Trust

Play Helps Dissolve Frustration1 comment

Hand in Hand wrote 1 week ago: Before bed, my daughter and I had a fun Special Time together doing whatever she wanted. When the ti … more →

Tags: Playlistening, hating her clothes, Listening to Children, Michelle Pate, Playful Parenting, Wrestling

Helping My Teenage Son Work Through Stifled Feelings with Listening

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 3 weeks ago: My 13-year-old son was off track in a way that doesn’t happen often. I asked him to turn off the TV … more →

Tags: Parenting, Adolescents, Aggression, connection, Cooperation, Crying, KAREN MURPHY, listening time, Son

How Staylistening at the End of a Beautiful Weekend Let My Son Say Goodbye Easily

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 1 month ago: We went away camping with four other families.  Between us, we had eleven kids between the ages of 1 … more →

Tags: Parenting, parenting tools, anger, angry, Camping, Listening, Rachel Schofield

Special Time Sandwich – Helping My Son Do His Speech Practise1 comment

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 1 month ago: When my son was 4.5 years old, he needed to see a speech pathologist for a significant difficulty he … more →

Tags: parenting tools, Special Time, Parenting, special time, anger, Rachel Schofield, speech therapy, speech practice, speech practise

My Son Finds the Courage to Speak Up1 comment

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 1 month ago: Our babysitter came over, and she and my 4-year-old son were having a pillow fight in the other room … more →

Tags: Parenting by Connection, Listening, Speaking Up, Courage, finding his voice

Helping my Child Move Through Upset After Hurting Another Child

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: When my daughter Leah was just under two years old, we were playing one day with a friend and her on … more →

Tags: Crying, biting, Listening, emotional projects, angela jernigan, aggression in children

Unstoppable Learners

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: At the end of the last school year, our sons’ report cards surprised me and my husband. My older son … more →

Tags: Playlistening, Parenting, Listening Partnerships, Homework, Laughter, Keiko Sato-Perry, Learning, Tears, School Homework

Saying Good-Bye to Our Old House2 comments

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: It was mid-October and we had been in the new house for about 8 weeks. My daughter LOVED the new hou … more →

Tags: Parenting, Parenting by Connection, Crying, angela jernigan, Moving, Emotional Struggles, mother-daughter relationship, moving struggles

Getting the Support You Need to Resolve Sleep Issues

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: One of the mothers in my ongoing support group has a 2-year-old daughter who had a really hard time … more →

Tags: Listening Partnerships, Parenting, Crying, sleep, Ravid Aisenman Abramsohn, Cry, sleeping, Nighttime

How I Got My Daughter to Give Up the Pacifier and Settle in to Deeper Sleep

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: My daughter Leah was an extremely agitated infant who slept very poorly. Our pediatrician assured us … more →

Tags: Parenting, Fear, Crying, sleep, Listening, babies, angela jernigan, sleeping, sleep issues

Using Special Time and StayListening to Help My Daughter Get Ready for Company

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: It was a Sunday afternoon, shortly after my we had moved to our new house. My four-year old daughter … more →

Tags: Special Time, Parenting by Connection, special time, tantrums, Crying, Divorce, Separation, Attachment, angela jernigan

Silencing Myself Opened My Son Up More Than Ever2 comments

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: My son and I had special time once a week for many years.  He always wanted to do the same thing … more →

Tags: Parenting, Parenting by Connection, special time, Teenagers, Listening, emmy rainwalker, parenting teens, Connecting

From Failing to Flinging: How Throwing Books Helped My Son Pass Math1 comment

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: When my son was in college, he called me to tell me that he was dropping out of his math class becau … more →

Tags: Parenting, special time, Playlistening, Listening, emmy rainwalker, Challenging Issues, teenage son

My Daughter's World Becomes Safer

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: My daughter, who is almost four, has had a fear of black people since she was a baby. I first became … more →

Tags: setting limits, Parenting, Parenting by Connection, Parenting, Listening, Overcoming Fears

Listening Helps Calm My Grandson's Fears

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: When our grandson was one, and just walking, we convinced his parents to let us babysit so they coul … more →

Tags: Crying, setting limits, separation anxiety, Listening, emotional projects, Limits, Emotional moments, emmy rainwalker

Listening Helps When Things Get Gummy1 comment

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 2 months ago: My son and I had an outing  where we went to the store together to get the week’s groceries.   We ha … more →

Tags: Parenting, Parenting by Connection, tantrums, Crying, Siblings, setting limits, Listening, emotional projects, cranky

Helping My Daughter Move to Her Own Bed3 comments

Hand in Hand wrote 3 months ago: (C) 2007 Carla Peroni When my daughter was around two, I was ready for her to move to her own bed. I … more →

Tags: Parenting, Co-Sleeping, Michelle Pate, moving to own bed, sleep, transitioning from co-sleeping, working through fears

When I Grow Up Will You Recognize Me?3 comments

Hand in Hand Parenting wrote 3 months ago: When my son was 4 he went through a period when he was very resistant to getting dressed. It didn’t … more →

Tags: setting limits, Crying, listening time, fears, michelle kokel, Morning Routine, Recognize me.


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