As parents, it's natural to want the best for our children. We often find ourselves comparing their progress and achievements to those of their peers. However, when a parent continually asks about how other kids in the class are doing, it can create unnecessary stress and anxiety for both the parent and the child. This constant comparison can detract from the unique journey each child is on and lead to feelings of inadequacy and imbalance.
Parenting in the digital age is fraught with challenges. The demands of work often extend beyond office hours, blurring the boundaries between professional and personal life. Phones ring off the hook, emails flood in, and notifications never cease. It's no wonder that many of us feel overwhelmed and constantly tethered to our devices. However, deep down, we all yearn to be more focused and less distracted, to be fully present for our children, and to create lasting memories of love and connection.
There are plenty of wonderful outdoor activities in Burlington, Ontario that grandparents can enjoy with their grandchildren. Here are the great options that the littles and I recommend.
This story was inspired by my grandson who asked when I tucked him into bed the other night, "Have you ever done Reiki on a turkey, Nanny?" To which I answered, "no, but next time one is on my table I'll invite him to join us for dinner!"
As parents, it's natural to want the best for our children. We often find ourselves comparing their progress and achievements to those of their peers. However, when a parent continually asks about how other kids in the class are doing, it can create unnecessary stress and anxiety for both the parent and the child. This constant comparison can detract from the unique journey each child is on and lead to feelings of inadequacy and imbalance.
Parenting in the digital age is fraught with challenges. The demands of work often extend beyond office hours, blurring the boundaries between professional and personal life. Phones ring off the hook, emails flood in, and notifications never cease. It's no wonder that many of us feel overwhelmed and constantly tethered to our devices. However, deep down, we all yearn to be more focused and less distracted, to be fully present for our children, and to create lasting memories of love and connection.
There are plenty of wonderful outdoor activities in Burlington, Ontario that grandparents can enjoy with their grandchildren. Here are the great options that the littles and I recommend.
This story was inspired by my grandson who asked when I tucked him into bed the other night, "Have you ever done Reiki on a turkey, Nanny?" To which I answered, "no, but next time one is on my table I'll invite him to join us for dinner!"
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