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Let’s be honest: one of the most challenging parts of parenting is that your child isn’t listening. You ask them to put on their shoes or to stop jumping on the couch, and it’s like you’re talking to a brick wall. You’re not alone in this! Every parent deals with…
If there’s one thing every parent wants, it’s a happy, well-rounded child. But knowing how to be a better parent isn’t always easy, and with all the advice out there, it can be hard to know where to start. Fortunately, Raising 4 Dimensional Children in a 2 Dimensional World has…
We all want to be the best parents we can be, but we all make parenting mistakes. No matter how much love and effort we pour into our kids, it’s easy to slip into habits that may not support their growth in the healthiest ways. The truth is, parenting isn’t…
The Best Methods for Disciplining Kids without Yelling Parenting can feel like a wild ride—especially when it comes to discipline. You want to guide your child to make the right choices, but doing it without yelling can sometimes feel impossible. What if I told you there’s a way to discipline…
Hello, new parents! First of all, let’s take a deep breath together. Parenting is one of the most rewarding journeys you’ll ever embark on—but let’s be real, it can also be a wild ride. Whether you’re a young parent learning on the fly, a busy professional juggling family and work,…
Each child matures at its own rate, but a general guideline is that the average child starts to walk around one year of age. Babies learn to move about in a variety of creative ways: Some crawl, others rock forward like a worm, others sit up and hop on their bottoms,…
Children can inherit flaws and well as talents, but heredity isn’t destiny. Genetics are the hardware; upbringing is the software. You provide both. Many experiments have verified the “Pygmalion affect” which, based on the book, play, and movie, states that people live up to your expectations. If you expect your…
The first and foremost of the father’s responsibilities during pregnancy is to be present. According to (then) Senator Barak Obama in his infamous Fatherhood Speech at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago, “children who grow up without a father are five times more likely to live in poverty and…
We all learn by modeling. Chances are you observed how your parents behaved, and you behave very similarly when facing the same situations with your children . . . and “become your parents.” Fortunately, you are not locked into those behaviors. Definitely act like your parents in the things they…
The terrible twos are a challenging time for both the child and the parent. According to Dr. Maureen O’Brien, author of Watch Me Grow I’m Two, “the central dilemma for both child and parent in the third year springs largely from the normal unevenness of the two-year-old’s mental, physical, and…