Author: Aaron Weintraub
Dopamine Loop vs Happiness: How to Calm Screen-Time Meltdowns in Kids
Posted onScreen-time meltdowns aren’t just ‘bad behavior’—they are often driven by a powerful and addictive dopamine loop cycle. Curious? In a dopamine loop, your child’s brain struggles to shift from high-reward screen stimulation to real life. The […]
Teaching Kids Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Values: Peace Begins at Home
Posted onDr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s values—nonviolence, empathy, courage, and service—can be taught to our kids through everyday parenting. This guide turns MLK’s big ideas into simple practices families can use with kids of any age, including […]
Breaking the Screen Cycle for Families in 2026: Reclaim Calm, Connection, & Control
Posted onIs it possible to break the screen cycle and regain control and peace at home? Yes, it is! If you feel your family’s stuck in a dopamine loop and you want peace at home again, then […]
That ‘Gut Feeling’: Why You’re Still the Expert on Your Child
Posted onYou’re sitting in a small, quiet office. A professional—a teacher, a therapist, maybe a doctor—is sharing their observations about your child. They use words like “impulsive,” “anxious,” “sensory-seeking,” or “defiant.” They might even suggest a formal […]
The Mirror Effect: How You Shape Your Child’s ADHD and Self-Esteem
Posted onI know you’re tired. You’ve read the books, tried the sticker charts, and maybe even mourned the loss of a “calm” family dinner. Parenting a child with ADHD is a journey of incredible highs and deeply […]
How to Create Joyful Holidays: Parenting, Gifts, and Grandparent Boundaries Made Easier
Posted onThe holidays are supposed to be about joy, right? But if you’re a parent, you know they can also bring a tidal wave of stress, tricky family dynamics, and a long list of expectations. If you’ve […]
Why Is My Middle Schooler So Disorganized? (And How to Help)
Posted onMiddle school can feel like a real turning point, can’t it? For many families, it’s when school struggles may suddenly surface—and often, they’re not about how smart your child is, but about a set of skills […]
Holiday Survival Guide for Parents: 7 Ways to Find Joy and Reduce Stress
Posted onAh, the holidays. We all have that picture-perfect image in our minds, don’t we? Twinkling lights, cozy evenings, and perfectly happy kids. But if you’re like most parents, the reality often feels more like a whirlwind […]
How to Help Siblings Get Along: Support Sibling Relationships
Posted onAt Peace At Home Parenting, we believe sibling conflict is not only manageable—it can be a powerful opportunity to build emotional intelligence, teach cooperation, and strengthen family bonds. Why Sibling Relationships Matter Sibling dynamics help children […]
Help Your Child Make Friends: When to Lean In vs. Let Go
Posted onWatching Kids Struggle is Heartbreaking Watching your child struggle with friendships can be painful—even heartbreaking. At the start of the school year, when everything feels new and stress levels run high, many parents wonder: How can […]
