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Embrace the Gap in Support for New Fathers
I have been hearing the voices of new fathers since I became a mother myself. However, I wasn't always listening. The first postpartum male voice I heard was that of my husband. Breastfeeding was not...
Jul 283 min read


Understanding the Adolescent Brain, Hidden Bonds, and Your Lasting Role as a Parent
As children transition into their teenage years, many rely on their parents for emotional grounding, even when they don’t always show it. The teenage desire for space doesn’t erase the need for security...
Jul 284 min read


Seven Essential Strategies to Bridge the Gaps and Build Stronger Support for New Families
I initiated a radical social concept in the 1970s with my friends to support new families in our community. We were feminists and activists, and we believed men and women shared equally in the conception...
Jul 153 min read


25 Tips for Partners of New Moms
Calling all support people! Congratulations: You have helped, in some way, to bring new life into the world, and I am sure you are eager to make this transition as smooth as possible for your significant other.
Jul 115 min read


Helping Your Children Prepare for the Arrival of Twins
If you already have children, preparing them for the arrival of their new twin siblings is important. While all children need preparation before a new baby joins the family, when it comes to twins...
Jul 108 min read


Embracing Self-Acceptance as a Parent and Loving Yourself More
Do you ever feel like you're failing as a parent, despite all the effort, care, and love you pour into your children? Like, no matter what you do, it’s never quite enough? And when you hear all...
Jul 25 min read


7 Strategies for Comfort, Encouragement, and Guidance in Embracing the New Parent Gap Challenges
Many years ago, I was pregnant, single, and alone. I gave birth in a foreign country and never saw my baby. I had no emotional support. Several years later, I was happily married, and we got...
Jul 14 min read


10 Secrets to Helping Your Child Do Their Homework Independently
Are you one of those parents who worry intensely about their child’s performance at school? I get you. You want your child to learn fast, to overcome obstacles, and to master her work...
Jun 2413 min read


The Book Every Cycle-Breaking Parent Needs This Summer – Wiggles McGee- The Magic Within
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and insightful introduction to Wiggles McGee – The Magic Within. It sounds like a truly powerful and much-needed resource for families seeking to break generational...
Jun 135 min read


5 Steps to Being a Healthy Single Parent
Are you ready to be present, mentally and emotionally, or your child or children? Life is evolving, sometimes faster than we can keep up, and single parents need to move at the speed...
May 207 min read


Will Having a Baby Change Who I Am?
Before having children, I had plenty of time to think about myself. Looking back on that time makes me realize that there was not much actual self-reflection happening, though.
May 124 min read


What is Patrescence? –understanding the Psychological Shift in Modern Fatherhood
You’ve heard of matrescence, the psychological, emotional, and physical transition into motherhood. But did you know that something just as profound happens to men when they become fathers?
May 84 min read


Helping Twins Get Along with 5 Gentle Strategies to Reduce Twin Conflict and Build Stronger Bonds
Twins may be best friends, but even best friends fight. Sharing space, toys, and attention 24/7 often leads to conflict, and that’s understandable. While we can’t force twins to get along, we can help them navigate conflicts with productive...
May 59 min read


7 Common Reasons Why Separation Anxiety Might Persist Past the Toddler Years
Have you ever been the only parent with your child on your lap at the beginning of a birthday party? Or, even for a good part of the entire party? It can happen, and it feels awkward if your child...
Apr 239 min read


Why Children Live in a Hypnotic State Until Age 8 and How It Shapes Who We Become
Children live in a natural state of hypnosis until around the age of 8, absorbing everything around them like sponges, without filters or critical thinking. During these formative years, their...
Apr 225 min read


The Great American Poisoning and the Hidden Dangers in Tampons, Diapers, and Underwear
What if the products you trust most, like tampons, diapers, and underwear, are quietly making you sick? In this eye-opening article, Naomi Nye reveals the toxic truth hiding in everyday essentials. Legal chemicals found in these products are contributing to a growing public health crisis.
Apr 205 min read


How to Ditch Mom-Guilt and Take Care of Yourself First
Have you ever felt guilty for taking time off? Or even just wanting to take time off for yourself? Do you easily take care of everyone...
Apr 76 min read


Exploring the Essence of Motherhood and Fatherhood
Why did God create breasts? This intriguing question invites us to unravel the rich tapestry of womanhood. Imagine a woman without the...
Apr 43 min read


The Unspoken Grief of Parenthood and How to Find Yourself Again
You can love your kids more than life itself and still miss the version of you that existed before they came along. That part of you who...
Apr 45 min read


Choosing Baby Essentials Without the Overwhelm Practical Tips for New Parents
With so many baby products on the market, it can be overwhelming to decide which ones are essential and worth investing in.
Mar 173 min read


How to Raise Emotionally Stable Children and the Impact of Parents
Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences of my life, and the stressors that parents face can significantly...
Mar 117 min read


How to Parent an Adult Without Driving Them or Yourself Crazy
Parenting is one of life’s most challenging and rewarding journeys. One of the most critical transitions in the parent-child relationship...
Feb 273 min read


The Challenges of Motherhood and Creativity & The Struggle of Single Moms Pursuing Their Passions
Motherhood and creativity, two forces that often feel like they belong to entirely different worlds. One demands presence, patience...
Feb 243 min read


The Secret To Connecting With Your Teen? – It’s Not What You Think
Your teenager walks through the door after being gone for hours. She throws her backpack down and heads straight to her room.
Feb 1314 min read
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