3 Ways I Teach My Kids to Embrace Their Culture
Growing up half Asian and half white, I dealt with racism and sometimes felt insecure about my features. But now I'm teaching my kids to be proud of where they came from and how they look.
My Eldest Child is Jealous Of How Much Attention I Give Her Younger Sibling With Special Needs
Raising a child with special needs affects the whole family, and siblings often struggle with jealousy. Parents.com's "Ask Your Mom" columnist, Emily Edlynn, Ph.D., shares some simple strategies parents can follow to help a sibling feel important, connected, and their own unique brand of special.
Parenting With Cancer Taught Me How to Stop Feeling Guilty For Things I Can't Do
I didn't think I could survive being diagnosed with breast cancer while pregnant (not to mention the 13-month-old son I had at home), but getting through that year left me with an invaluable perspective on parenting during such a difficult time.
Why Every Family Should Have a Real 'Yes Day' and How to Pull It Off
Having a "Yes Day" with your kids can be fun and beneficial. Here's how to make it happen.
I Never Wanted to Ask My Mom For Advice But It's Made Me a Better Parent
Growing up, I always felt my child psychologist mother over-analyzed my behavior. When I became a mom, I avoided asking for her opinion at all costs. That was until I realized how much I needed it.
I'm a Mom and a Negotiation Trainer: Here's How to Negotiate So Everyone Wins at Home
I've spent a decade teaching people how to get what they need at work through negotiation. But during the pandemic, I learned just how valuable these skills could be for another set of clients: my spouse and kids.
