Enough about the Time Magazine cover photo, what about the actual article?

Now that the actual Time Magazine article is out on newsstands, I wanted to share my perspective on the article, and not only about the cover. And I would love to hear yours. To sum it up, I felt as though the article itself was an unfair representation of both Attachment Parenting, and Dr. Sears. […]

Conscious Parenting: Presence and Popsicles

Our homemade fruity dessert treat A few weeks ago, a wonderful post was floating around social media circles about making your own fruity popsicle treats.  I just loved the idea and with my little culinary inclined daughter, we made these one afternoon after school. We gathered up some of our organic fruits and began slicing. […]

Conscious Parenting: Time Magazine cover good or bad for attachment parenting?

    I had a great discussion this morning on San Diego’s News 6 morning show about the controversial upcoming Time Magazine cover that features a young mom breastfeeding her 3 year old son.   How did you feel when you first saw the Time Magazine cover?   My first reaction to this photo was […]

Huh? My daughter telling ME about her birth?

We’ve all heard some incredible stories that children share when they are little. Imagination? Or something else?   A sweet, wonderful book called Before I Got Here: The Wondrous Things We Hear When We Listen to the Souls of Our Childrenby Blair Underwood (yes, the actor) might have you take pause if you’ve never thought about […]

The magic of intention: Part 2

Just got back from meeting the wonderful, soulful people who found our family’s most sentimental possession the other day. Here is the continuation of the serendipitous story……(see prior blog post for part 1)     I wanted to share the link to their site in case you are interested in checking them out. Beautiful music […]

Do you make your child say “I am sorry” even if they are not?

We have all done it.  Our child does something socially unacceptable, with witnesses, and we need to step in and be a parent.  And teach them how to recover from their blunders. We see the indiscretion happen, we immediately intervene.  We tell our child, “That is not OK.  Tell your friend that you are sorry.” […]

A conscious parenting lesson….from a cat

I want to publicly thank someone for impacting my life, and my family’s life, in such a positive way. Thank you, Jackson Galaxy, for doing your life’s work.  I am forever grateful for you. (this is a long post, but I promise, I do tie this into a lesson in the end) This is my […]