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Tag: relationship

How to Help Siblings Get Along: Support Sibling Relationships
How to Help Siblings Get Along: Support Sibling Relationships
Posted on October 20, 2025March 30, 2026 by Aaron Weintraub

At 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 […]

Dad, Let’s Talk: Why Your Attention Matters More Than Ever
Dad, Let’s Talk: Why Your Attention Matters More Than Ever
Posted on May 21, 2025July 9, 2025 by Louise Edwards

“Fathers who are emotionally present, who show up and tune in to their kids, create lasting neural patterns of connection that shape how children see themselves and others.” — Dan Siegel, paraphrased from interviews and themes […]

Lighten Mom’s Mental Load to Boost Kids’ Mental Health
Lighten Mom’s Mental Load to Boost Kids’ Mental Health
Posted on May 9, 2025October 5, 2025 by Louise Edwards

Parenting can feel like a full-time job… on top of your full-time job.  The invisible mental load can be exhausting. If you’re constantly juggling tasks and wondering why it feels so hard—you’re not alone.  Perhaps even […]

Is Your Child Struggling? Recognize the Signs of Stress and Learn How to Help 
Is Your Child Struggling? Recognize the Signs of Stress and Learn How to Help 
Posted on April 7, 2025January 15, 2026 by Ruth Freeman

While we’re living in a period of stress and turmoil, we all want to protect our children from pain and uncertainty. But when they’re struggling emotionally, it can be hard to know how to help.  You […]

College Kids Home for the Summer: 5 Steps to Navigate New Dynamics and Stay Connected as a Family
College Kids Home for the Summer: 5 Steps to Navigate New Dynamics and Stay Connected as a Family
Posted on April 7, 2025January 15, 2026 by Ruth Freeman

Your college freshman is coming home for the summer, and you’re picturing a sweet family reunion. It will help to keep in mind that a year of newfound independence means adjusting to a different rhythm at […]

The Paradox of Intensive Parenting: Finding a Healthier Path for Your Child
The Paradox of Intensive Parenting: Finding a Healthier Path for Your Child
Posted on October 1, 2024October 5, 2025 by Ruth Freeman

The Paradox of Intensive Parenting: Finding a Healthier Path for Your Child In today’s world, many of us feel like we need to be constantly involved in every aspect of our children’s lives. We want to […]

LGBTQIA+ Representation in Kids’ Media
LGBTQIA+ Representation in Kids’ Media
Posted on May 23, 2024October 5, 2025 by Ruth Freeman

With PRIDE month in mind, we’ve gathered a list of resources for kids that have LGBTQIA+ representation. Having these resources in your home helps children be more open to diverse kinds of people and lifestyles and […]

Embrace the Sweet Month of June: Celebrate Big and Small Transitions
Embrace the Sweet Month of June: Celebrate Big and Small Transitions
Posted on May 23, 2024October 5, 2025 by Ruth Freeman

Hello Peace At Home Families, For many families, June marks the end of the academic year. It’s a time to celebrate the hard work, persistence in dealing with challenges, and growth your child has experienced over […]

Mother’s Day and Mental Health – Self-Talk and Our Children’s Mental Health 
Mother’s Day and Mental Health – Self-Talk and Our Children’s Mental Health 
Posted on April 22, 2024October 5, 2025 by Ruth Freeman

Mother’s Day arrives in the middle of Mental Health month. A coincidence? Maybe. But mothers really do have a profound influence on children’s mental well-being and at the same time are often unfairly blamed for just […]

Navigate Your Child’s Neurodiversity
Navigate Your Child’s Neurodiversity
Posted on April 22, 2024October 5, 2025 by Aaron Weintraub

Navigating neurodiversity can be a journey of surprises. All children need a nurturing environment that supports their growth and well-being. However, parents of neurodiverse children have more challenges in creating that environment. Here are some approaches […]

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