Do you remember that first moment when you cradled your newborn in your arms and saw her gazing back at you? It’s a feeling I will never forget; such overpowering love and such an awesome sense of responsibility. In those first few days, when you learned how to hold, comfort, and feed your ... Read More
April 9, 2020 SHARE 
A Stable Home Equals A Successful Child
If you want to raise a child who is caring, organized, goal-oriented, and successful, you must provide a stable environment in which he can experience a childhood filled with both love and bonding experiences. A well-bonded child is secure and does better at everything. If raised in a stable ... Read More
April 7, 2020 SHARE
The Importance of Imaginative Play
The other day my grandchild was playing dress up and asked me and her grandpa to be her audience. She decided to have a fashion show, and even asked for pencil and paper so she could write down her name and give us her autograph. This image took me back to my own childhood of orchestrating ... Read More
March 27, 2020 SHARE
How to Make the Most of Family Time
In today’s busy world, it can be a challenge for working parents to build in as much quality time with children as you would like. I was a working parent, and I know how difficult it can be to juggle three lives simultaneously – home, work, and school – never mind the guilt that goes along ... Read More
March 24, 2020 SHARE
Meditation for the Whole Family
In our busy, always-in-a-rush society, I have found meditation to be especially calming and beneficial to parents and children alike. You may think your child is too young or incapable of meditation, but even children as young as age three are able to sit next to you and mimic your meditation, ... Read More
