Our Yogi Parenting audio tips are presented every Friday by Michaela Turner, BS Ed, CYKT, YKT, Co-creator of the Yogi Parenting course. How do we teach our kids about maintaining healthy boundaries? Listen to this :15 AUDIO TIP: If you are ready for parenting to be easier, more fun and less stressful, sign up for…
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Our Expert Mommy talks about this controversial topic. I will admit, my babies watched Baby Einstein and I may have even given Baby Einstein DVDs as gifts! But I love how Dr. Sophia positions her point of view on baby “learning” videos and screen time in general. What do you think?
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… nearly a dozen Sleep Secrets that are sure to help both you and your sweet babies get some much needed zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz’s…
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Can you hear, “Are we there yet?!?!?” and “He touched me!” already?If you are planning to travel as a family this Memorial Day weekend or summer, remember, a little bit of preparation can go a LONG way.
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Summer is quickly approaching! Do you have a summer reading list? I’m adding Little Women to mine — because as you’ll see in this video, family reading time has been a big hit in our family! We just finished Call of the Wild! My daughter was rapt! It’s been especially rewarding for me because books…
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Our Yogi Parenting audio tips are presented every Friday by Michaela Turner, BS Ed, CYKT, YKT, Co-creator of the Yogi Parenting course. Listen to this :15 AUDIO TIP: If you are ready for parenting to be easier, more fun and less stressful, sign up for a free Yogi Parenting lesson.
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In the span of 24 hours I got this same message from two different sources, once from my dear friend Morgan who shared Writing Your Life Manifesto and the other from the Mondo Beyondo online class I just started this week. Morgan says a manifesto is “a public declaration of intentions.” So in the wee…
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A few years ago, I read the book, The Glass Castle. Did you read it? It really left an impression and got me thinking. Not so much about whether I would let me 3 year old cook hot dogs unsupervised but about how the kids in the book would forage through the trash cans in the…
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When we got married, our dear friends and officiants gave us this great little sign that reads, “Kiss slowly, forgive quickly.” I literally look at this sign every day, but didn’t get the depth of its instruction until reading Elizabeth Gilbert’s latest, Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage. I’m talking about forgiveness, as in…
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You may know that I’ve signed up for the May session of Mondo Beyondo. I first heard about it from Heidi Howes. She explained that it was all about dreaming BIG. Most of us train ourselves to have dreams that are “attainable” or “reasonable” — dreams that we think we have a fair chance of…
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