Many of you have asked me how our Tech Free project is going, so I thought I'd give you an update. Three months ago we instituted the rule of no . . .
Traveling with Children: 4 Lessons Learned Along the Way
Tomorrow morning, my family will head out for what will likely be an 8-hour road trip to visit my family in Kentucky. I haven't lived in the Bluegrass . . .
Yes, and No
I used to be a total yes girl. Float a good idea from 20 yards away, and I'd take it up as a personal mission. Uncover a need anywhere, for any . . .
Obstacles to Friendship: Part 2
Last week, I spoke and wrote about a common obstacle to friendship: feelings of unworthiness (i.e. I'm not worthy to have a friend OR I'm not worthy . . .
Obstacles to Friendship: Part 1
On Monday, I had the honor of speaking to a local Mothers of Preschoolers group on the topic of friendship. If I had any doubts that my talking points . . .
What Happened to my Family when we took away Tech
Last week, we took away tech and our children staged a coup. Earlier that day at their 7-year well check, Henry and Harper's lifelong pediatrician . . .
Say and Do: Teaching Our Children to Value Diversity
I love celebrating Martin Luther King Day with my kids because it offers so much inspiration for good conversation. Who was Dr. King? What are civil . . .
3 Morning Habits That Will Improve Your Entire Day
A few weeks ago, I played with the Bedtime function on my iPhone and began waking to the most gentle morning alarm. The sound beats the alarm function . . .
Five Ways to Practice Radical Kindness this Year
A few days ago I was leaving the gym which just happens to be the most hoppin' place in town (ah, New Year's resolutions). It was freezing and I was . . .
I’ve Always Been Afraid of Edges
The most interesting conversations with my kids happen in the car. There's something about that uninterrupted time on the road that inspires us to . . .