How Chores Help Your Kids Feel Needed
With kids heading back to school after the holidays, it’s important to make sure that they feel motivated and focused when they’re back in the classroom. Some kids might struggle...
Teacher’s Top Challenge: Managing Disruptive Students
For teachers, managing disruptive students is the most significant challenge to classroom management. These students can make you question your approach, test your patience, and even jeopardize your career. But...
Giving From the Heart: Teaching Kids Generosity This Holiday Season
One of the hallmarks of the holidays is giving and receiving gifts. The excitement and anticipation of the season often causes kids to focus mostly on receiving. I like receiving...
Reaching Unmotivated Students
Often educators tell us that the biggest challenge that they face in their profession is with kids who are capable but won’t do their work. We have learned that there...
Mastering Love and Logic
Over the years, I have often heard people say things like, “I came to your seminar again because I need a shot in the arm,” or “I’ve been forgetting to...
Loving Your Kids for Who They Are: The Freedom to Become Their Best Selves
Parenting is a journey filled with highs and lows, joys and challenges. One of the most significant and impactful decisions we make as parents is how we choose to love...
Turn Your Words Into Gold: The Art of Enforceable Statements
Imagine this: You ask your child to clean up their room, and without a second reminder or a raised voice, it’s done. Sounds like a dream, right? For many parents,...
How Chores Build Responsibility: The Love and Logic Approach for Parents and Teachers
Why Chores Matter in Love and Logic Parenting Chores are very important for parents who use Love and Logic principles to teach kids how to make responsible decisions. Whenever we...
