Author: Ruth Freeman
From the heart, at a time that matters most
Posted onThis is a shout out to my daughter, Andrea Grace Freeman. Pictured here is Pirate Patty. Also pictured are my granddaughter, Violet, and me. You can see that we really like each other. Yesterday while I […]
WTNH: Coronavirus closes schools: Expert advice about how to embark on ‘distance learning’ at home
Posted on(WTNH)– School looked different Monday as kids around the state set-up work stations in their own homes. Charlotte Smith has five kids, ranging in age from 4 to 10. Their schools started “distance learning” due to […]
P@H Live1-Continued: #COVID-19
Posted onLooking for More Support? Search for what you need Explore our Resource Guides, with quick videos and other resources, for every age and stage Check our calendar of live events Questions? Email us at solutions@peaceathomeparenting.com And now for the shameless plug… Don’t […]
Coronavirus: My new life as a mom
Posted onGuest Author – Peace at Home Parent who wanted to remain anonymous I have had the blessing of two children who are now young adults at the ages of 15 & 18 and then the added […]
6 Steps to Successful Lunchtime: Help Your Kindergartener Get Ready for School
Posted onYour child is already (or finally) off to kindergarten. Did you go back to school shopping? Maybe purchase a new lunch box? If this is your child’s first time with lunch away from home, help her […]
Debate about self-soothing as a solution when waking up in the night
Posted onDialogue from Peace at Home Parenting’s Private Facebook Page We’re having some debate about self soothing. The doctor told us that our 4 month old son needs to learn how to self soothe in the night […]
Kids eat snacks like Netflix. As soon as one ends, another one is getting started*
Posted onWhen parents permit kids to “graze,” that is eating at will throughout the day, parents will often end up with power struggles with kids and sometimes even eating problems or disorders. Experts suggest that scheduled meals […]
P@H on Channel 8 – WTNH Positive Co-Parenting- Exchange conflict for compromise and communication
Posted onby Sarah Cody View here BURLINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) – Divorce is difficult. Oftentimes, mom and dad need to put aside contentious feelings to make sure their child still feels stable and secure. News 8’s Connecticut Families is taking a two […]
9 action steps towards handling your child’s school performance
Posted onWorried about your child’s school performance? When your children, especially teens, struggle with school, parents can easily fall into nagging, coaxing and hassling or even punishing when in reality none of those things work and sometimes […]
7 Fun Internet-Based Activities for Educating Kids When They’re Stuck Indoors
Posted onWhen the weather takes a turn for the worse, children often turn to video games or television for their entertainment. Instead, take advantage of your kid being stuck inside to educate them with fun activities. Thanks […]
