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How to Handle Toddler Tantrums: Evidence-Based Strategies, Emotional Coaching, and Calm Discipline

Sabine VanceDecember 12, 2025

Toddler tantrums are one of the most challenging parts of early parenting—and one of the most misunderstood. Although tantrums can be loud, exhausting, and unpredictable, they are a normal part of development and an essential step in learning emotional regulation. This guide […]

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How to Get Your Child to Sleep Through the Night: Age-Specific Routines, Gentle Training Strategies, and Troubleshooting

Sabine VanceDecember 12, 2025

Getting a child to sleep through the night is one of the most common challenges for parents—and one of the most important for a baby’s healthy development. Whether you’re caring for an infant, a toddler, or a preschooler, understanding what shapes sleep […]

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Parenting Without Perfection: Why “Good Enough” Is Exactly What Your Child Needs

Sabine VanceNovember 23, 2025

Modern parents live under pressure that few previous generations could imagine. Social media shows flawless nurseries, always-smiling children, and endlessly patient moms and dads who somehow manage to balance careers, self-care, mindful parenting, early learning techniques, homemade meals, and a peaceful home. […]

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When Childhood Starts to Grow Up: Helping Kids Ages 10–12 Through a Delicate Stage of Development

Sabine VanceNovember 22, 2025

Children between the ages of 10 and 12 stand at one of the most fascinating crossroads of development. They are no longer little kids, yet not quite teenagers. They shift quickly between wanting reassurance and demanding independence, between emotional sensitivity and unexpected […]

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Family Fitness: How Shared Physical Activity Strengthens Health, Habits, and Emotional Connection

Sabine VanceNovember 21, 2025

Modern family life is often fast, fragmented, and filled with competing responsibilities. Parents rush between work, school obligations, errands, and digital demands, while children navigate classes, extracurricular activities, and constant streams of information. In this pace, meaningful family interaction can become limited […]

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When Parents Go Back to School: How Continuing Education Reshapes Communication and Connection with Children

Sabine VanceNovember 20, 2025

Parents who return to formal education often expect changes in their personal routines, workloads, and responsibilities. Yet one of the most significant transformations happens in the sphere of family communication. Children not only observe the new habits and challenges their parents face […]

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The Power of “Why”: How Children’s Questions Become the Foundation of Critical Thinking

Sabine VanceNovember 20, 2025

A child’s constant “why?” is more than a word. It’s a key that opens the door to reasoning, exploration, doubt, and the ability to connect facts. Almost every adult knows how exhausting a child’s endless questions can be: “Why is the sky […]

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Social Media Safety & Empathy: How to Talk With Teens About Digital Life

Sabine VanceNovember 19, 2025

Today’s teens live in a world where the line between online and offline is almost invisible. Social media isn’t just entertainment for them — it’s a real environment where they build friendships, test boundaries, grow emotionally, and even shape their personalities. But […]

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When Kids Ask Big Questions: Talking About Life, Death, and the World

Sabine VanceNovember 17, 2025

Children have an astonishing ability to sense what is happening around them. They notice worrying news, overhear adult conversations, pick up on tone, and read emotions on people’s faces. And one day—usually at the most unexpected moment, somewhere in the kitchen between […]

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Friendship, FOMO, and the Fear of Being Left Out

Sabine VanceNovember 16, 2025

Adolescence is a time when the need to belong feels almost essential. With smartphones and social media, the world of communication no longer ends at school or in the neighborhood. Teenagers live in a state of constant connection, receiving instant updates about […]

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Emma Lawrence

Emma Lawrence

Early Childhood Educator and Parenting Coach

Hi, I’m Emma Lawrence, an early childhood educator with over 15 years of experience helping young minds grow and thrive. With a background in child psychology, I’m passionate about supporting parents as they navigate the joys and challenges of raising confident, curious, and resilient children. I believe parenting is a journey best approached with empathy, encouragement, and a bit of humor. Through My Parenting, I’m here to share practical advice, proven techniques, and personal stories to create a supportive space for parents. My goal is to provide you with the resources and insights you need to foster positive child development and create a nurturing environment for your little ones.

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  • How to Handle Toddler Tantrums: Evidence-Based Strategies, Emotional Coaching, and Calm Discipline
  • How to Get Your Child to Sleep Through the Night: Age-Specific Routines, Gentle Training Strategies, and Troubleshooting
  • Parenting Without Perfection: Why “Good Enough” Is Exactly What Your Child Needs
  • When Childhood Starts to Grow Up: Helping Kids Ages 10–12 Through a Delicate Stage of Development
  • Family Fitness: How Shared Physical Activity Strengthens Health, Habits, and Emotional Connection

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