Lucienne Eluan 
In a world where competition, pressure, and “me first” attitudes often dominate, kindness is a superpower. And the good news? Kids are born with the capacity for empathy and compassion—we just need to help them practice it. Kindness isn’t just about being “nice.” It’s about noticing others, taking action, and understanding that our behavior matters. … Ler mais
“Why is the sky blue?”“How does a car work?”“What happens if I microwave this crayon?” Children are naturally curious. They’re wired to explore, ask questions, test boundaries, and discover how the world works. Curiosity is a gift—it drives learning, creativity, and problem-solving. But let’s be honest: it can also be exhausting. So how do you … Ler mais
Every parent wants to raise respectful children—kids who listen, treat others kindly, speak politely, and understand boundaries. But too often, adults confuse obedience with respect, relying on fear, punishment, or control to get immediate compliance. The truth is: real respect is earned, not demanded. And it starts with how we treat our children. In this … Ler mais
Jealousy is a natural emotion—even for young children. Whether it’s about a sibling getting more attention, a friend winning a game, or someone else receiving a gift, jealousy shows up in all kinds of situations. And if not guided carefully, it can lead to resentment, rivalry, or low self-esteem. But here’s the good news: jealousy … Ler mais
New experiences help children grow—whether it’s trying a new food, joining a new activity, or stepping into a classroom for the first time. But for many kids, “new” equals scary, and fear of failure or the unknown can stop them from even trying. As parents, we want our children to be open to new experiences … Ler mais
We’ve all heard it: “Say sorry!”And then… a mumbled “sorrrry” with no eye contact and zero meaning. Teaching children to apologize isn’t about forcing words—it’s about helping them understand empathy, accountability, and repair. A sincere apology is a powerful life skill. It teaches children how to: In this article, you’ll learn how to guide your … Ler mais
Children experience big feelings just like adults do—anger, fear, sadness, joy, anxiety, excitement. But unlike adults, they’re still learning what those emotions mean, and even more so, how to talk about them. And while it may feel awkward or complicated to discuss intense emotions with kids, avoiding these conversations doesn’t protect them—it leaves them confused … Ler mais
Self-esteem isn’t built overnight—and it doesn’t come from constant praise or trophies. True self-esteem grows in the quiet, everyday moments: when a child feels seen, capable, and accepted exactly as they are. As parents and caregivers, we have the power to shape how a child sees themselves—not just through our words, but through our presence, … Ler mais
Change is a constant in life—moving to a new house, starting school, welcoming a sibling, or even shifting from playtime to bedtime. For adults, transitions may seem routine. But for children, any change can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even scary. Helping kids cope with change doesn’t mean shielding them from it—it means giving them tools, … Ler mais
If you’ve ever found yourself repeating, “Did you brush your teeth? Clean up your toys! Don’t forget your homework!”—you’re not alone. Teaching kids responsibility can often feel like a cycle of reminders, resistance, and exhaustion. But there’s a better way. Responsibility isn’t something we nag kids into—it’s something we teach, model, and encourage through trust, … Ler mais