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"My child says another child is being mean to them. How should I approach this the right brain way?"
Hi, everybody! It’s me, Pamela. And the parents in our learning center recently asked us: “My child says another child is being mean to them. How should I approach this the right brain way?” Gosh. This question touches such a tender place in our hearts, as parents. When our child is hurt, left out, teased, pushed, or treated unkindly, it can bring up strong feelings in us. We may feel worried, protective, angry, confused, or unsure of what to do next. And many of us have seen


Boosting Memory Through Observation
Sometimes Moms and Dads will ask, "How can I increase my child's memory?" It's a great question. And we have an answer! Memory is...


POSITIVE RIGHT-BRAIN PARENTING (Part 2)
Jane Nelsen, author of the "Positive Discipline" book series, asks parents facing any issue to honestly ask themselves: "What do I really...
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