How to Unpack the Beautiful Message Embedded Inside Regret
“Nostalgia is denial – denial of the painful present… The present is a little unsatisfying because life is a little unsatisfying.” – Midnight in Paris We just returned from nearly two weeks of traveling abroad. It was a rich, meaningful...Watch for the Spark
Note: As always, if you’re not a parent please apply these concepts to your own childhood and also how you attend to your own inner self/child today. Because of my passion for and writing on the topic of transitions, my readers often ask me for parenting advice....Feelings are Manageable; Anxiety is Not
“Mommy, lets look at some rain boots for Asher,” my 9-year old, Everest, says as we head to the sales counter at our favorite children’s clothing store. “Oh, great idea,” I respond, and hold Asher’s hand as we walk to the display....Dance It Free
The evening began as it usually does. After Asher, my three year old, goes to sleep, Everest and I spend some much needed alone time together. When I was young, my parents instituted a family ritual called “Time Alone” where we would each spend time alone...Protected: Get Off That Train (of Thought)
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Parenting as a Privilege: The Challenge of Sleep
As I was writing the following blog, I remembered an article I wrote a couple of years ago about sleep. Click below to read the full article: December 2008 I can only imagine how different parenting would feel if I viewed it as a prison instead of a privilege....
