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Parenting Doesn’t Restart in January behavior big feelings calm parenting de-esculation download emotional regulation gentle parenting parenting tips tools Jan 05, 2026

The New Year often arrives with a quiet (or not-so-quiet) pressure to reset.
New routines. New goals. A fresh start.

But parenting doesn’t restart in January.

 

It’s still you, showing up with the same child and the same responsibilities — just with more experience than you had before. And while ...

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Foundations of Parenting: 5 Books Every Parent Should Know (Plus 2 Timeless Classics) attachment behavior books child discipline education emotional intelligence foundation love languages parenting parenting style parenting tips psychology Sep 01, 2025

 

Parenting books come and go — just like fad diets or trendy advice columns. But real parenting isn’t about what’s “hot” right now. It’s about timeless wisdom, grounded in research and proven to empower families for generations.

 

The books below aren’t passing trends. They are the foundations o...

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Why Does My Child Chew on Their Shirt? behavior question sensory why Aug 27, 2025

👕 If you’ve noticed your child chewing on their shirt, sleeves, or collars, you’re not alone. Many parents wonder if it’s “just a phase” or a sign of something more. The truth is: chewing can serve several purposes for children, and understanding the why behind it can help you respond with confidenc...

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Listening the First Time behavior following directions listening overwhelm tips Jun 27, 2025

Are you super tired and frustrated from telling your kid a million times to do something?

Well, let’s see what we can do about it. 

 

First, it’s important to note that ignoring parental requests is just a part of development. It’s gonna happen. BUT, there are plenty of strategies we can use to l...

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