Quick Tips to Renew Your Parenting

Executive functioning refers to a set of cognitive processes that enable us to plan, focus attention, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks successfully. In children, these skills are foundational for academic achievement, social interactions, and overall well-being.  Join me today for Part 1 of a 2 part episode on EF skills.   Online Parenting Classes: The Art of Listening in Parenting...

There is so much information out there about how to be a “good parent.” But sometimes, instead of helping, it makes us feel overwhelmed, anxious, or like we’re not doing enough. That’s when parenting advice can turn into unnecessary stress —when it adds guilt instead of offering support.  Join me for a few quick tips to help digest parenting support in a healthy, and not stressful, way. Online Par...

Our kids won’t always have us there to guide them—so we need to equip them with skills that will serve them for life. Join me to learn a few quick tips to incorporate teaching life skills into your family. The Art of Listening in Parenting Emotional Regulation for Parents Mini Course Foundations of Effective Parenting 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting: Daily Guided Reflection to Take You from Surviv...

As parents, we are often our own harshest critics. We expect ourselves to be endlessly patient, completely present, and capable of juggling everything without breaking a sweat. But here’s the reality: we are human. We have limits, we have emotions, and we have seasons of life where we can’t do it all—and that’s okay. Let's talk about how to set realistic expectations for ourselves as parents.

Join me today for 5 Quick Tips to help you set realistic expectations for your children. Today is Part 1 of a special two-part episode where we’re talking about realistic expectations—this episode is about realistic expectations for our kids, and next time, we’ll focus on realistic expectations for ourselves as parents. Using Childhood Development to be a Better Parent - Renewed Hope Parenting The...

Today, we’re talking about breaking unhealthy generational patterns in small but impactful ways. This isn’t about blaming our parents or past generations—they usually did the best they could with what they had. Instead, this is about reflecting on what we want to carry forward and what we want to shift so we can create a home where our children feel emotionally supported, respected, and truly seen...

Today, we’re talking about something so many of us struggle with—being too hard on ourselves. Parenting is a journey full of mistakes, learning, and growth. When we are too critical of ourselves, we not only create stress for ourselves, but we also model unrealistic expectations for our children. Let’s explore how we can be more mindful, self-compassionate, and build resilience in our parenting wi...

Today, we’re talking about the power of savoring moments with our family. Life moves quickly, and if we’re not intentional, we can miss out on the small yet beautiful moments that make parenting so special. Join me for 4 Quick Tips to help you better savor moments. Online Parenting Classes: The Art of Listening in Parenting Emotional Regulation for Parents Mini Course Foundations of Effective Pare...

Today, we’re talking about sibling relationships and how to decrease resentment between siblings while fostering a strong bond. Sibling rivalry and resentment can be frustrating, but with small, intentional changes, we can help our children develop lifelong connections built on love and respect.  Thank you for joining me! I would love to have you follow along on social media  www.facebook.com/rene...

I wanted to do something a little different for this episode. A few years ago a wrote a parenting book called 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting. I created it as a guided reflection journal style. Each day, for 31 days, parents read about different parenting topics and I do my best to offer support and encouragement. For this episode, I am going to share one of my favorite days from my book.  You can...

The truth is, conflict is a normal part of family life, and when handled with empathy and skill, it can actually bring us closer together. Kids aren’t born with conflict resolution skills. One of our many jobs as their parents is to model these skills and help our kids learn them.  Emotional Regulation for Parents Mini Course Foundations of Effective Parenting The Art of Listening in Parenting 31...

When I say be kind to your kids, I don’t mean just being nice to them.  I mean treating them with respect and kindness. Kindness and respect build trust. When children feel safe, seen, and valued, they are more likely to open up to us, follow rules, and treat others with kindness.  RenewedHopeParenting.com Emotional Regulation for Parents Mini Course The Art of Listening in Parenting Foundations o...

For this episode, I am going to share one of my favorite days from my book, 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting. After I share part of the book, I’ll include three quick tips to renew your parenting when situations get stressful.  Get a copy of 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting: 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting: Daily Guided Reflection to Take You from Surviving to Thriving: Scott PhD, Emily: 97988248137...

Sibling rivalry can feel exhausting, but with a few simple strategies, you can foster better relationships between your children. Join me for Quick Tips help foster sibling relationships and decrease sibling rivalry.  Links to Online Parenting Classes: Emotional Regulation Mini-Course for Parents: Emotional Regulation for Parents Mini Course The Art of Listening for Parents: Mini Course The Art of...

Trying to do more when you’re already exhausted doesn’t lead to growth — it leads to burnout.  This week on Quick Tips to Renew Your Parenting , we’re talking about why rest and regulation come before change. Online Parenting Classes-  Renewed Hope Parenting