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Nurturing Empathy in Kids
Dr. Lawrence Shapiro helps us learn how to maintain and grow empathy in our kids, and why it’s such a critical quality to preserve.
Can you say “I Love You” Too Often?
Should you ever deny yourself the urge to say “I love you” to your kids? Dr. Christine Carter, sociologist and happiness expert at UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center says, as a matter of fact, yes.
Four Tips to Defeat Back Talk and Sass
Is the back talk and sass emanating from your precious child’s mouth getting you down? Dr. Michele Borba shares four doable tips to turn that bad attitude around!
Bully-proofing Our Children
Education consultant, Ellen Sanchez shares some valuable tools for how children can handle bullying, when to get help and the distinction between tattling and reporting.
Our Year in Review for 2018
The Mother Company had an exciting year and we wanted to share the top five highlights.
How to Protect Your Kids From Porn
Best selling author, pediatrician and parenting consultant Cara Natterson offers advice for parents to help limit their child’s exposure to online porn and form healthier screen habits.
Setting Limits for the Little Ones
The time has come. Your toddler is testing his boundaries and determining what s/he can and can’t get away with. This is when parenting kicks in on a whole different level. Enter Dr. Robert MacKenzie, author of several books about setting limits for children, to share his insight.
Raising Children to Stand-up for Themselves and Others
We all want to raise confident, emotionally healthy kids but, how can we get them to take it to the next level and step in when others are in need? Lauri M. Mattenson gives us five tips.
Announcing Our Latest Bilingual Book: Un Pequeno Libro Sobre Sentimientos
Announcing our newest children’s book, Un Piqueno Libro Sobre Sentimientos, the first bilingual installment in our award winning books for children ages 2-6, aimed to encourage young children’s social and emotional wellbeing.