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Key to Kid’s Health, Happiness, and Success

Key to Kid’s Health, Happiness, and Success

by Cecilia Hilkey | collaboration, communication, confidence, empathy, research

If your fairy godmother came to grant you one wish for your kids, what one thing in life would you want to give them? Health? Happiness? Intelligence? Creativity? Resilience? Compassion? Success? Meaningful relationships? Hard to choose, isn’t it? Even if you don’t...read more
4 Reasons to Stop Using Time Outs

4 Reasons to Stop Using Time Outs

by Cecilia Hilkey | conflict, research

“Time outs” have been popular with parents for generations. Talking about the drawbacks of time outs is controversial. You may disagree with us; you may agree with us. But chances are you will not be neutral on this “hot” topic. Here’s a situation… The baby knocks...read more
Effective Parenting by Design not Default

Effective Parenting by Design not Default

by Cecilia Hilkey | research

Hello there! I don’t know about you but it seems that we are constantly researching and “looking things up” online: What’s the best crockpot to buy? Where should we invest our money? Should we watch this movie? When it comes to decisions about our kids these choices...read more
Take away 80% of the struggle of parenting

Take away 80% of the struggle of parenting

by Cecilia Hilkey | conflict, research

Jason and I are both big fans of the 80/20 Principle, especially as it relates to parenting. (We’ll explain the parenting part in a bit, hang tight.) The 80/20 Principle was discovered by Italian Economist Vilfredo Pareto in the early 1900s when he realized that 80%...read more
What Research Says About Effective Parenting

What Research Says About Effective Parenting

by Cecilia Hilkey | research

Following is an excerpt from our email series about effective parenting and the effect punishments and rewards have on kids. I’d like to tell you a story (this is Cecilia): Years ago, I got a degree in occupational therapy. I’ve worked with children nearly my entire...read more
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