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The Development of Empathy
As children enter their second year of life they are standing on the edge of a developmental cliff. They are separating from their parents and defining an individual identity, a “self” – and they are recognizing that there…
Farewell to Summer
There’s something quite odd about the idea of saying goodbye to summer when it is 105 degrees outside. We are so painfully far away from fall the idea of back-to-school “fall” shopping for cute little sweaters and corduroy seems completely nuts...
Exploring Family Dynamics
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Giving "NO!" Power
Parents know they’ve entered toddler-land when they first hear their once sweet baby loudly proclaim, “NO!”
What begins as amusing quickly moves to aggravating as parents become very familiar with their child’s newly discovered defiant streak.
Parenting without the Fire Extinguisher
Life can be a blur when you have young children. Time races past you at an excruciatingly frantic pace.
The endless chauffeuring and shopping, cooking and cleaning, bills to pay, noses to wipe, calls to return….it can be overwhelming.
Most of us deal with this reality by setting our knob to “auto-pilot” and living within our checklist. We’re either busy checking off tasks or obsessing endlessly about the things that didn’t receive that beloved checkmark.
Let's Get Messy!
Warm and breezy afternoons, new green sprouts all around, bright blue skies….it’s Spring in Austin!
Spring is a kid’s paradise. Before the mosquitoes arrive and the mandatory-swimming heat sets in we have our blissful Spring afternoons here in Austin.