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You Really Won’t Believe What I Said To My Son…On His Birthday!

December 16, 2014Blog, Caring for ourselvesboys, brain science, crying, feelings, parenting, self-compassion, selfcareTosha Schore

The Not-So-Great Parenting Moment

Part of me can’t believe I’m writing this, yet I know how badly you all need to hear it. If I had not had the pleasure of supporting so many amazing parents in my career, I wouldn’t dare out myself. But I know we’ve all said or done things in our parenting that are, to be kind, less than stellar. And it is not my goal to offer you the illusion of my perfection. I, too, make horrible mistakes. READ MORE>

5 Tips For A Sweeter Holiday Season

December 15, 2014Blog, Caring for ourselves, Connecting with our kids, Handling Hard Momentsboys, challenging parenting situations, crying, embarassment, family fun, fatherhood, feelings, isolation, parenting, selfcare, setting limitsTosha Schore

There is something about this time of year – at least in the northern hemisphere – that feels heavy to many of us. The days are shorter. The lively colors of spring, summer and fall have turned to shades of gray. It’s hard to keep ourselves upbeat and on track, much less our kids.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how to reclaim this season and make it great! The solution, of course, involves work – because that’s just how life is. You get out what you put in. But hard work pays off, and I encourage you to join me in giving it a go by taking these 5 steps: READ MORE>

My Secret To Surviving Setbacks

December 9, 2014Blog, Caring for ourselvescommunity, fatherhood, fear, feelings, health, isolation, Listening, motherhood, parenting, selfcareTosha Schore

Well, this week’s “HOW of Parenting” topic comes at the perfect time! I’m on day five of having a sick kid with a fever and itchy, ugly hives coming and going every few hours.

I know you can relate. Maybe not to my son’s symptoms, but to mine: worry that he has some horrible disease he’ll never recover from, sadness that he’s so uncomfortable, frustration that I can’t get anything done, and exhaustion that completely skewes my thinking. Basically, if left to my own devices, I would spiral downward quite quickly. READ MORE>

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