…path our child might take. Or maybe we are sitting inside very real agony watching the path our child is taking. It strikes me that we have very little true…
…at all. There was a mud puddle that had started to pool in the middle of the campsite. (For a slug like Finley, it would have seemed more like a…
…opposite is true. If we give our frustration some open space to flow, it will be much less likely to burst out of us when we are least expecting it….
…to the opposite behavior of what was desired. Our focus must be diverted away from the behavior that causes trouble and focus on the actions that are desirable. Modeling the…
…The brain in the play mode is a delight to behold and in many ways the opposite of what it is in the work mode. What also wasn’t known until…
I am pleased to announce the launching of this editorial feature to our website. What pleases me most however is to have such a wonderful group of people who have…
…can’t wait to have that special time with you.” Now I realize that my daughter can venture forth, find her opposite feelings about gymnastics, melt her frustrations, and find her…
…from us. In conclusion, we cannot send our children into the digital world empty handed with only their technological tools in tow. Maturity is the prerequisite for true digital citizenship…
…activity itself. In this way, play is the opposite of work. To be playful means that we are engaged by the activity, not thinking about the outcomes that could result….
…went, with Gail quietly taking note. At one point I just stopped and asked my daughter if she was going to continue to do the opposite of everything I suggested….