Posts by Jen Lumanlan
Q&A: How to stop using rewards to gain your child’s compliance (and what to do instead)
I hosted a webinar this week on how to stop using rewards to gain your child’s compliance, and judging by the number of people who showed up and how many questions they had, this is a hot-button topic. Seems as though a lot of parents really want to find a better way to work…
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Why does parenting advice seem to change so often?
by Jen Lumanlan of Your Parenting Mojo and Lee and Elise Procida of Parentifact Only a few generations ago, it made sense to ignore expert parenting advice. Most of it was nonsense. In the early 20th century, parents were instructed by books and manuals to always keep their childrens’ heads pointed north,…
Read Full Post074: Attachment: What it is, what it’s not, how to do it, and how to stop stressing about it
Dr. Arietta Slade tackles the complex world of attachment and bonding in parenting. Explore the science behind attachment, its benefits, and debunked misconceptions. Discover the role of reflective functioning in nurturing a healthy attachment relationship and how to enhance your skills in this crucial arena.
Five practical steps for parents to break the Kavanaugh cycle
(Photo credit: Saul Loeb) I don’t normally write political posts. It’s not my expertise, and while four of my top five StrengthsFinder strengths are related to learning the fifth is Harmony, which means that while I enjoy a conversation about ideas, I can’t stand feeling attacked. Political discussion just seems to often bring out…
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