Parenting In Focus: Simple things By Cynthia Martin For the Sequim Gazette • April 13, 2022 1:30 am As a parent, you are your child’s most important teacher. This is why it is very important that you spend one-on-one time with him every day. Take time to talk with him about all the things around […]
Feeling lost, frustrated and at your wits’ end regarding parenting issues? Or are you anticipating a season of challenges and wondering how you can better prepare yourself There are various parenting workshops, courses, programs – virtual and face-to-face ones parents can look to for some guidance. Different organizations and coaches offer programs for various life […]
When you have a baby, people tell you to ignore the advice and trust your gut. That didn’t work for me at all. When my first son was about a month old, I was at a social gathering and a friend offered to hold him while I ate. Since trying to eat while holding a […]
Welcome to the next in the Podcast Showcase series, where we share podcasts with you in the words of the podcasters themselves. This time, we talk to Parenting Impossible – The Special Needs Survival Podcast. Sum up your podcast in three sentences This podcast is a combination of interview format with professionals, individuals sharing their […]
Recent audiobook release “Parenting Children with Special Needs” from Audiobook Network author Andrew Justis is a wonderful read that focuses on helping those who are raising children with special needs to ensure their children become adults who strive for success and embrace God at the same time. SAN ANGELO, TX – April 18, 2022 – […]
Parenting In Focus: The toughest thing about being a teenager By Cynthia Martin For the Sequim Gazette • March 9, 2022 1:30 am It isn’t easy being a teen. But it is an important time to have some guidance from parents. “Parents are the most influential people in the lives of their children and are […]
We have arrived. It’s March Break! And if you moms and dads out there are like me and my husband, we cannot go out of town for a whole week, and though I am home with my son as I work from home, dad only can manage to take off a day or two. Our […]
There’s no such thing as a perfect parent, and many families deal with issues that can make parenting feel downright impossible at times. The global pandemic has only exacerbated these problems for many people. Resources like books written by experts in their field can be useful to stressed out parents. Here are some top picks […]
Children’s faces lit up with “pure delight” when the Countess of Wessex visited a Reading charity for their 15th anniversary. Her Royal Highness met with families associated with Parenting Special Children, which supports parents with kids who have special needs. CEO Ruth Pearse said it was an honor to welcome Countess Sophie, alongside Reading Borough […]
Care and Feeding is Slate’s parenting advice column. Have a question for Care and Feeding? Submit it here or post it in the Slate Parenting Facebook group. Dear Care and Feeding, I have a 5-year-old son who is an only one and we’re planning on keeping it that way. My husband and I love being […]
These are just some of the camps offered in the area. Many of these camps have multiple dates and sessions for other ages not listed here. The camps listing is done in partnership with Blueprint4summer.com. Sam Schopp, 7, at left, and his sister, Claire Schopp, 9, from Wildwood, are skeptical of a magic trick performed […]
For any parents who have had people ask them “are autistic children violent?”, this article offers a mom and life coach’s perspective on what so-called violence truly is and how to manage it in the context of autism. I knew this day was going to be rough, but nothing could have prepared me for what […]
