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Whether you name it a resolution, an intention, or a goal, the beginning of a new year often inspires change. As the year goes on, though, it’s natural for motivation to wane. So, what’s the best way to hold a spouse or a partner accountable as they set new goals?
As a parent coach, I see a lot of families struggle to support their children without the right tools, but the great news is that it’s not too late to turn that bus around. With these tips for talking about mental health in your family, you’ll have everything you need to start a healthy, productive conversation in your house.
I was honored to join Dr. Harvey Karp and Karolina Kurkova for Good Housekeeping’s “We Are Family Parenting Summit.” We sat down with Mara Schiavocampo to discuss Parenting Through a Pandemic and, no matter how many times I touch on this topic, I always walk away feeling like I’ve learned something new.
Nina jumped on Sugaberry to share how you can honestly assess whether that power couple feeling is the real deal that can grow from partner status into the heavyweight ranks of parenthood.
Comfortable dates nights and catching up with family and friends, individually, are just a few ways that help to make their quarantine together work.
Advice on how parents can stay engaged with their kids during their quarantine.
by Kotey Ashie
