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No one wants to think about losing their child in a crowded place but it can easily happen. Here's how to teach your child what to do if they get lost.

How to teach your child what to do if they get lost

Teaching your child a phone number can be challenging. Make it easier by using one of these 3 ways.

3 ways to teach your child a phone number

There may be times you aren't able to be there to pick up your kids. Set up a password so they know how to determine if someone is a safe person with whom to leave.

Setting up a password for safety with your kids

We think that kids instinctively know what cleaning up is, but they don't. By teaching them how to do it, we're setting them up for success and giving them the tools to be more capable and helpful.

How to teach kids to clean up

Journaling with your child gives them a safe place to share what’s on their mind and in their heart. You can begin this with toddlers and continue through the teen years. Here’s how.

How to journal with your child to foster a deeper connection

Parents can easily get overwhelmed and frustrated. Asking them this one simple sentence can make all the difference.

the ONE question we should be asking every mom

Just because parents know what we should do doesn't always mean it's what we want to do or that it's even the best thing to do. I keep making this mistake and I'm totally okay with it.

The one parenting mistake I make over and over again (and I won’t stop!)

Our newest tool in our toolbox for dealing with big emotions is hugging. How long do you think you hug someone? Did you know that hugging can make you feel better?

Hugging it out is the best offense and our favorite way of dealing with big emotions

Want to get your kids to pack their own lunch? Teach them how to! It's empowering for them and they'll take ownership in it.

Teaching kids to pack their own school lunch

Sexual abuse in children occurs more often than we'd like to think. Talking to your kids about the difference between appropriate and inappropriate touching is crucial. How do you talk to your children about appropriate and inappropriate touching? You start here...

Talking to Children about Appropriate vs Inappropriate Touching

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Kristina Grum is a Certified Parent Educator who has over a decade of experience working with children, including being a classroom teacher. She currently teaches parenting classes in her local area and writes about shifting parenthood from barely surviving to thriving. Read More…

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