Read more about the article Want a More Confident Child? Give Them Something They’re NOT Good At.
If you want to build confidence in your child, you succeed by challenging them to try new things that they might not be good at and learning to keep trying.

Want a More Confident Child? Give Them Something They’re NOT Good At.

We want our kids to feel confident.So naturally, we tend to steer them toward things they're good at.But what if we're missing one of the best opportunities to build real…

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Read more about the article Rachel Rye and the Rachel Sandwich: A Delicious Adventure Outside Your Comfort Zone
Why It Is A Perfect Time To Try A Rachel Sandwich.

Rachel Rye and the Rachel Sandwich: A Delicious Adventure Outside Your Comfort Zone

Have You Ever Tried Something New and Loved It?Rachel Rye has a question for you:"What if your new favorite food is something you've never tasted before?"Sometimes we get comfortable eating…

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Read more about the article 20 Questions to Ask Your Daughter (When “Fine” Isn’t Enough)
20 kitchen questions to get more out of your daughter than "how was your day?"

20 Questions to Ask Your Daughter (When “Fine” Isn’t Enough)

There's a specific moment most moms of elementary-age girls know by heart. You ask, "How was your day?" And she says, "Fine."That's it. That's the whole conversation. She wanders off…

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Talk-It-Out Tuesday: The Simple Dinner Habit That Builds Stronger, More Connected Kids

 In a world filled with notifications, busy schedules, and constant distractions, connection can easily slip through the cracks.That’s why we’re introducing something simple...but powerful:Talk-It-Out Tuesday.One night a week.One table.No phones.…

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Read more about the article What Parents Need to Know About Body Checking—and Why Connection Matters More Than Ever
What starts as a quick glance in the mirror can turn into an eating disorder if left unchecked.

What Parents Need to Know About Body Checking—and Why Connection Matters More Than Ever

If you’ve spent any time scrolling social media lately, you’ve likely seen it...even if you didn’t realize what it was. A girl turns sideways.She pinches her waist.She checks her reflection……

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Read more about the article Connection Over Correction: Building Healthy Eating Habits That Last
Connect with your kids over their eating habits, rather than correcting them about what or how much they eat.

Connection Over Correction: Building Healthy Eating Habits That Last

In the Parent Pantry, we talk a lot about what really nourishes our kids...and spoiler alert: it’s not just what’s on the plate. According to pediatrician and public health advocate…

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Read more about the article Celebrating Bravery: Helping Kids Stand Up for Themselves (and Others) with Penelope Pumpernickel
Celebrate all of the small ways your child might stand up for herself or others.

Celebrating Bravery: Helping Kids Stand Up for Themselves (and Others) with Penelope Pumpernickel

When we think about bravery, we often picture big, bold acts; standing on a stage, speaking in front of a crowd, or doing something daring. But Penelope Pumpernickel, the bravest…

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Read more about the article Celebrate Strengths Instead of Resolutions with Whitney Wheat
Instead of hanging on resolutions, celebrate your kids strengths together

Celebrate Strengths Instead of Resolutions with Whitney Wheat

When a new year begins, it’s easy to feel pressure to fix what’s “wrong” or make big promises about changing ourselves. But Whitney Wheat believes there’s a better place to…

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