Five Things Our Kids Need to See Us Doing…Often – Love and Logic
“How powerful is it for us to model behavior for our kids? As a parent, it can be sobering to consider the tremendous impact of our daily actions. Although it sometimes feels like our kids aren’t paying attention to what we say, does what we do escape their...
Separation Anxiety by Alyssa Blask Campbell
“Separation is a natural part of development and it can be triggering to us with abandonment wounds from childhood. It’s ok for a child to feel to feel nervous or scared or uncomfortable when we walk away.” Read Alyssa’s full post here:...
When Your Kid says, “I’m stupid!” – Love and Logic
There are few things that tear at our hearts more than when a child says, “I’m stupid.” At first glance, the following response by a parent seems to be right on track: “No, you are not stupid. Honey, think of all the things you are good at. How about reading? You’re...
Staying Calm: Some Love and Logic Tips
For the past 45 years, Love and Logic has helped parents take good care of themselves by teaching them to set limits without, anger, lectures, threats, or repeated warnings—this is first rule of Love and Logic. By doing this, we help parents remain calm. Today it is...
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