Anxiety, the #1 secondary effect of Covid in our families and our classrooms.
For the last two years we’ve been challenged by this “thing” called Covid. Covid has affected all of us in different ways and when I look...
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Laura Myszne
Supporting parents and educators
in their sometimes very challenging journey.
B is for boundaries.
I bet more often than you wish, you have asked yourself: Why? Why is it that the boundaries I set don’t work? Let me share with you some...
One simple tool to exponentially boost your family relationships this winter break.
Two weeks with the kids at home (for some, add the word "stuck inside"). A long time to fight, nag, cope and deal. Here's one simple tool...
Talking with our kids about war.
War, suffering, invasion, displacement. Hard words that produce confusion and deep, deep feelings like powerlessness, fear and anxiety....
The art of listening.
Believe it or not, listening is not as easy as it sounds. Listening is all about drawing in the white canvas of our brain, the other's...
What will happen in our schools when physical distancing and face covering are enforced?
Parents, teachers and administrators are hard at work imagining Covid-19 friendly classroom settings, extra safe playgrounds and making...
On self control.
Today, a thought. It seems that lately, articles on how to teach our kids to self control are overflowing my feeds and every time I read...
From tantrums, to words.
Who hasn’t been in that desperate moment when one of your children is throwing a massive tantrum, going crazy, making you feel absolutely...
Is it on purpose?
Why do children behave the way they do? Is it on purpose? Because sometimes, it feels like it is…
Getting ready in the morning: one of the most dreaded parts of the day. Part 2.
In my previous post, "Getting ready in the morning: one of the most dreaded parts of the day", I addressed the challenge of actually...
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