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10 Times to Teach Politeness:Raising a Well-Mannered Child

August 26, 2014 by Sue Lively

“Get out of my way!!!” shouted Onetime, my 3 year old son, aggressively to another child recently as he nearly drove his play car over the other child at a local play centre. Okay – maybe I’m exaggerating a bit about him running the boy over, but the words definitely came out. What a completely…

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8 Keys to Raising Optimistic Kids

August 19, 2014 by Sue Lively

Optimism…what does it mean to be optimistic in a healthy way? Do we want our kids to go through life ignoring the negatives and possibly living in denial of realities?  Or do we want our kids to have a realistic perspective on the struggles of living, while keeping their chins up? Definitely the latter.  Put…

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Filed Under: Character Series, Parenting Tagged With: optimism

30 Fun Ways to Prevent Nature-Deficit Disorder in Children

August 13, 2014 by Sue Lively

If you’re reading this post, you’re probably wondering “What is Nature-Deficit Disorder?“ It’s a term coined by Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder to describe the fact that many children today have become detached from the natural world. It’s not an actual medical diagnosis, but it is…

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Filed Under: Nature, Parenting

Mellow Cruising: A Roadmap for Supporting Upset Kids

August 6, 2014 by Sue Lively

Mellow.  Such a lovely word.  What makes you mellow?  For me, it’s driving.  Preferably without a child in the backseat, or at least a sleeping child.  There’s just something about hitting the open road that is good for my heart and soul.Can’t we all use a little more of this wonderful quality in our lives?…

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Filed Under: Character Series, Emotional Wellness, Parenting Tagged With: anxiety, depression, emotional health, feelings, temper tantrums

Discipline Without Distress: Parenting Books Blog Hop

August 1, 2014 by Sue Lively

Life is busy as a mom isn’t it?  The luxurious hours of long baths and reading sessions and watching Sex in the City reruns for hours are long past!  These days, when I read, it’s in 20 to 30 minutes chunks before I fall asleep exhausted at night, or maybe in 10 minute chunks while…

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: discipline

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