Courage Tip of the Day
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Find or print out a favorite photo of a relative who doesn’t live nearby or who has died. Give the photo a seat at the…
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Into the Enchanted Woods!
Today I’d like to offer a couple of passages from the introduction to Bruno Bettelheim’s landmark book, The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of…
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Never can say “Good-Bye”?
I remember feeling instantly protective of my son E. when he was born. We were a symbiotic unit during those early days. I was reticent…
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Courage Question of the Day
Lion’s Whiskers asks: What new learning will you push your child to try? What particular courage challenge for your child, will you pull back from in order to allow…
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Blindfold
The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart. ~ Helen…
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Right-Brain Workouts for Kids & Parents
So, what do you do if your child is no longer a babe in arms? How do you continue to nourish his/her brain’s right hemisphere,…
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I Can’t Do it. Yet.
What is more heart-rending than the child’s lament, “I can’t do it!”? If ever there is a time that requires our encouragement, it is when…
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Courage Quote of the Day
“Real courage is when you know you’re licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and see it through no matter what.” ~ Harper Lee
5-Minute Courage Workout: Home Alone
Compiled and written by Lisa and Jennifer: Independence doesn’t just happen overnight. Even if you don’t expect to leave your child home alone, or to…
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