In his book The Anxious Generation, Jonathan Haidt compares modern-day parenting to carpentry and parents to carpenters. He explains that, like a carpenter envisions the finished result of their project, parents have a clear idea of what they are trying to mold their kid into. Parents have character traits personalities in mind that they want... Continue Reading →
A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is a person that is legally appointed by the judicial system to be an advocate for a person that is currently under the care of the judicial system. A person currently under the care of the judicial system is known as a ward. Examples of a ward can be, but... Continue Reading →
Parenting is a complex and challenging journey that often comes with its fair share of disagreements and conflicts. One common characteristic among parents is the belief that they are always right. While this attitude may seem frustrating or even irrational at times, it is essential to understand the underlying reasons behind this mindset. In... Continue Reading →
Co-parenting, also known as shared parenting, is a transformative approach that emphasizes collaboration and effective communication to raise children in separated or divorced families. While it may come with its challenges, co-parenting also presents a unique opportunity for both parents to actively participate in their children's lives and foster a positive, nurturing environment. Co-parenting can... Continue Reading →
Racism towards people of color is, unfortunately, something we are all aware of. Children are now growing up constantly connected to news and technology, which means they are aware of the violence of racism. If you have a child of color, they have likely experienced at least some form of racist act, slur, or microaggression.... Continue Reading →
Divorce is a common happenstance in today’s world, something that effects 50% of children across America. While it can happen to half of the children population, it is not an easy thing for young children and adolescents to deal with. Divorce can cause many long term, psychological issues for children. This phenomenon also occurs with... Continue Reading →
If you are a parent, you have probably experienced at least a few moments of disruptive behavior from your child. While this is to be expected as children grow up and gain independence, it can be extremely stressful and, at times, overwhelming. Thankfully, there are some skills parents can learn not only to help decrease... Continue Reading →
La Navidad se trata de tiempo en familia, lo que significa que es normal que quiera pasarla con su hijo. Sin embargo, cuando ha habido un divorcio / separación se vuelve difícil disfrutar de esta época del año. Usted y su ex querrán pasar este momento especial con su hijo, entonces, ¿quién puede hacerlo? Trate... Continue Reading →
Christmas is about family time, which means it is normal for you to want to spend it with your child. However, when there has been a divorce/ separation it becomes difficult to enjoy this time of the year. You and your ex will want to spend this special time with your child, so who gets... Continue Reading →
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