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A Parent's Guide: Meditate With Toddlers And Teens To Improve Emotional Intelligence And Resilience

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A Parent's Guide: Meditate With Toddlers And Teens To Improve Emotional Intelligence And Resilience

by Ashley Patek
Even though today’s kids exhibit elevated levels of restlessness, stress, and anxiety, only 1.6% of children in the U.S. meditate. Here are the benefits of meditation on the developing brain and how parents can practice meditation with kids at every age. 
Meditating mama

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Undone

by Suzanne Tucker
What if I was done? Complete. Leaving me incomplete. Longing to be a work in progress. Round around the edges. Potential yet realized.
School Program Uses PeaceMakers
Stressed woman who is overthinking and has a mess of thoughts in her head

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The Balancing Act: Mastering Life's Challenges with Adult ADHD

by Ashley Martin
The symptoms and challenges of ADHD in adults can be formidable, but they need not define our journey. By acknowledging our unique strengths, finding balance, and learning to manage our symptoms, we pave the way for a fulfilling and successful life.
Cute Asian boy finger-painting on stones and paper

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Unlocking Potential: The Power of Child-Led Play in Artistic Expression

by Ashley Martin
Learn how child-led art and play unlock your child's full potential, boost creativity, and support emotional growth in a fun, pressure-free way.
This Twist on a Classic Teaches Children Loving Limits and Boundaries

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This Twist on a Classic Teaches Children Loving Limits and Boundaries

by Ashley Patek
While some may say that The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein is a tale of selfless love, others find the story actually sends a much different message --- one of co-dependency.
5 Steps to Set Intentions (Not Resolutions) That Stick, Plus Free Printables

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5 Steps to Set Intentions (Not Resolutions) That Stick, Plus Free Printables

by Guest Author
If you are in the habit of setting goal based resolutions for the new year that feel more like a “have to” than a “get to”, here are some things to consider: A goal is focused on the future with a specific outcome or external "achievement" in mind whereas intentions are set in the present.
On Peace Tents, Healing the Generations and Motherhood