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Dec 8, 20253 min
The Heart of Parenting: Building Strong Parent-Child Relationships
By Robyn Smith, MA "There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our child. One of these is roots, the other is wings." — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe At the heart of parenting is one simple truth: the most important part of raising a child is the relationship you build with them. Strong parent-child relationships are built on love, connection, and acceptance. When your child feels safe and understood, they gain the confidence to explore, take risks, and grow into their best self....

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Dec 8, 20253 min
Parent Self-Care 101: Why You Matter and How to Take Care of Yourself
By, Robyn Smith, MA Description:  Learn why parent self-care matters and how incorporating simple, practical support into a busy day can make a real difference for stressed parents. Self-care is everywhere these days. Some people use it to sell fun but unnecessary items—like fancy eye masks or scented candles. But authentic self-care is more than treats or bubble baths. It’s about taking care of yourself so you can live a better life. “OK, this self-care thing is worthy of my time because I...

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Dec 8, 20254 min
6 Ways to Work with Misbehavior: Busting the Myth of the “Bad Kid”
By Robyn Smith, MA As a therapist who works with kids, one phrase really gets to me and hurts my heart: “I’m a bad kid.”  That label— bad kid —carries a lot of weight. It can stick with a child for a long time and even become a self-fulfilling prophecy. When a child truly believes they’re “bad” deep down, they might start acting out more without realizing it, just living up to that negative idea. Let’s be super clear: there is no such thing as a bad kid.  Kids aren’t born to be bad. Some kids...

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