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Kid’s Brains on Emotions and Some Mindful Exercises That Help

When strong emotions overtake young children, we often think they’ve lost their minds. Well, they have. Brain science indicates that … More

happy children, mindfulness activity, mindfulness exercises, parenting tips

Top Tech Execs Limit Kids’ Screen Time More than Average Parent: What do they know that we don’t?

In 2010, when New York Times’ tech reporter Nick Bilton asked Steve Jobs what his own children thought of the … More

happy children, house rules for kids, parenting tips

Raising Compassionate Kids, Rethinking Compassion for Adults

“That which is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor. That is the Torah. The rest is commentary.” … More

compassion, happy children, parenting tips, spiritual

How the Future Destroys the Present, and How to Stop It

I have been through some terrible things in my life, some which actually happened. -Mark Twain Happiness is often too … More

family activities, happy children, mindfulness exercises, parenting tips

Overcoming the Fear of Letting Your Kids Roam Free

Last May I spent an amazing day with my kids. My wife was hosting a baby shower, so we were … More

happy children, letting go of fear, nature and kids, parenting tips

American Psycho! The Neurotic Personality of the Modern World

Something has to be wrong for good drama to work. Conflict is the core of engaging stories, good movies, heartfelt … More

happy children, mindfulness exercises, spiritual, values

The Uses of Adversity: Why a Little Suffering is Good for You

We spend most of our lives trying to avoid the bad stuff and get the good stuff. This is the … More

happy children, mindfulness exercises, parenting tips, spiritual, youth ministry

Finding the Good by Focusing on the Bad? The Surprisingly Useful Practice of the Stoics

We are always told to focus on the positive and be grateful for what we have, but this is hard … More

family activities, happy children, mindfulness exercises, parenting tips, spiritual practices, teaching gratitude, values

Kid Yoga! Benefits, Resources, Videos, and Ideas

*This is a guest post by licensed special ed teacher and Yoga Calm practitioner Rebecca Andestic. There are many challenges … More

activities for kids, family activities, happy children, mindfulness exercises, teacher resources, Yoga

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