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Daily Candy recommends Ruby’s Studio: The Friendship Show
Daily Candy recommends Ruby’s Studio: The Friendship Show
Need a little help navigating through your little one’s enormous outbursts of frustration? So do we! That’s why we’re hosting amazing parenting expert, Jennifer Waldburger, for a chat on our Facebook page Thursday, May 17th at 2pm PDT/5pm EDT. Join us to get your questions answered!
Japan, Katrina, Southeast Asia and Thailand: it’s pretty scary to recount all the devastating natural disasters our world has faced in the past decade. What does the future hold for our little ones? When is the appropriate age to talk about how to react in an emergency, without engendering undue stress and fear? Melissa Brymer, Director of the Terrorism and Disaster Programs at the UCLA-Duke University National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, offers some helpful guidance through this difficult topic.
How’s the time-out working for ya? If your experience is like lots of parents, you might be seeking alternatives to what often ends up in a battle of wills. Noel Janis-Norton shares how “earning privileges” is another good alternative to the much-debated Time-Out.
Carolyn Bransby’s life story provides a unique perspective on adoption as she is both an adoptive parent and adoption consultant. She shares with us her way to help kids embrace their adoption story.
Can it be?! Three steps to transform our kids’ behavior from defiant to cooperative? We’re there! Come join us for incredibly useful information on getting our kids to cooperate the first time we ask with renowned early childhood development expert Noël Janis-Norton.
The Mother Company Presents: Positive Discipline: The Gateway to High Emotional and Social Intelligence.Come join us at The Pump Station on Wednesday, July 17, for a parenting discussion hosted by Dr. Pamela Varady.
Parenting expert Susan Stiffelman offers tips and tricks in this parenting class hosted by The Mother Company. Join us Wednesday, May 29 at The Pump Station in Santa Monica.
Examiner outlines The Mother Company’s presence at The LA Times Festival of Books.
Examiner raves about When Miles Got Mad, saying it “offers much-needed comfort to young children as they struggle to regulate their emotions.”