I have been fascinated by neuroscience for several years now. In fact, learning about basic brain function and child development is why I chose to leave conventional parenting methods behind. I’m certainly no neuroscientist, and I still don’t...
“It’s the relationship of the child to the adult responsible for their care that is the most significant factor in the unfolding of human potential.” – Dr. Gordon NeufeldDr. Gordon Neufeld is a Vancouver-based developmental psychologist with over...
Guest post by Andy Smithson, Tru Parenting It wasn’t the traffic you endured while running the kids to football, band and dance practice. It wasn’t really the announcement of “I have to pee” that came from the back seat the moment you...
I recently had the pleasure of reading Susan Stiffelman’s book, Parenting with Presence. One of the chapters that struck me most was called “Helping Our Kids Cope with Stress.” In this chapter, Susan outlines some the alarming...
This is post #3 in my “Debunking Myths about Positive Parenting” series. In post one, I debunked the myth that positive parents just want to be friends, and in post two, I set the record straight on the false assumption that we do not discipline...
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