You Are Your Child's Most Powerful Advocate
You walk into the meetings. You sit in the waiting rooms. And sometimes it feels like everyone else in the room has more authority than you do. But here's what no degree or credential can replace: the deep, daily knowledge you have of your child. Here are some tips and tricks for every parent who has ever felt unheard and needs a reminder that your voice is exactly what your child needs most.
Managing Screen Time in the Digital Age
Worried about how much screen time is too much? This post breaks down simple, realistic ways to set boundaries and build balanced screen habits that actually work for real families.
Plus, access a free resource to help your children understand the pros and cons of screen time and why limits are important.
Little Differences, Big Support: Helping Children with Developmental Disabilities in Childcare
All children have their own unique strengths and growth edges. If you’re not sure how to support children with special needs, that’s okay. From visual schedules to family partnerships, this guide offers inclusive, practical strategies to create a nurturing, well-prepared classroom where all kids can thrive.
How Do I Talk to My Children about a Highly Contentious Presidential Election?
As a child psychologist and a parent, I understand that talking about the presidential election can feel daunting. Young children are often curious about the world around them, and current events like an election can spark their interest—or anxiety…
How Can I Help My Highly Emotional Child As They Enter School This Fall?
The end of summer is here, and we are all asking ourselves the same questions: Will my kid like their new teacher? Will that mean kid from last year be in her class?Will he be able to cope with the stressors that come with this new age/grade/situation?
We have a free resource that can help.
What if a Parenting Manual Did Exist? Navigating the ABCs of Behavior
Have you ever wished for a parenting manual? The ABCs of behavior are a great strategy to help make the overwhelming task of parenting much more manageable.
What does psychological Assessment for children look like?
My child has been referred for psychological assessment… what does that mean?