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Its been a long year for all of us. The globe has been dealing with the ups and downs of a pandemic. Our brain has been on high alert for a year plus whether we admit it to ourselves or not. A brain on high alert causes all of us to feel overwhelmed and tired. A hyperaware brain will either react in a rigid way or a chaotic way.
Ever wanted to hear two professionals who have devoted their schooling, time and efforts to families speak to one another? Here is your chance, they plan to talk about parenting in pandemic times, screens, sleep, feeding, the school age years, the teen years and hopefully much more.
Social media has been full of “ideas” on self care. Many parents roll their eyes at the thought and so do I. But there is validity in attempting to manage your mood to be a better parent. Take 5 minutes and listen in on how to attain self-care in a simple way.
My children started virtual school last week. Last week before they began, I cried because I was thinking about what they are missing out on. I remember 7th and 10th grade and what it meant for me.
But there's an important rule in parenting;
There are three musts to parenting and in this new world of remote learning one of these musts is essential. Watch to learn more.
In this time of sheltering at home, many parents are looking for places and ways to control. This video has a challenge for parents on this topic. Watch!
Parents of young children are probably the most tired and affected during this time of staying safe at home. Young children, unlike older children, do not have the ability to separate this time of sheltering at home from “normal time.”
