“Mom, I’m sooooooo bored.” If you have kids that can talk then I’m willing to bet that you’ve heard this recently. Certified Parent and Transformational Life Coach Karen Delano shares, “When we take the pressure off ourselves, and our kids, and release the ‘shoulds’ we can open up to the idea that boredom isn’t a bad thing. It’s not a sign that we’re not doing enough or a negative reflection of our child. Instead we can view it as a lifelong gift that shows the importance of down-time and balance in daily life.”

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There’s a “not-so-secret” secret affecting a lot of parents in today’s world. It’s something most parents feel on more than one occasions, but few parents are comfortable saying out loud, because there’s so much guilt, shame, and judgment around it. Relationship Expert Stacey Martino shares three ways you can stop Demand Parenting.

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Would it shock you to learn that Paul and I have none of the teenage drama in our household experienced by most parents, even though we have two teenagers? “What?? How is this possible??” If you’re thinking we’re just lucky, or that it was incidental, let me assure, it wasn’t. Teenage rebellion is the predictable result of a very predictable pattern, and in this article, I’m going to show you that pattern.

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by  Mara Bishop   

When adults accept children for who they are, we help them stay connected to their inner divinity, an enduring source of spiritual direction not reliant on any institution or religion. When children are connected spiritually, they become more resilient and less likely to suffer from depression and addiction as they get older.

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Interacting with family is one of the most difficult parts of the holidays for most people. Relationship Expert and Co-Founder of RelationshipDevelopment.org shares a powerful two-step process to bring yourself immediate peace.

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