Dear Parents, I know you are well aware that your sleep and your child’s sleep are super important to a happy home. Do you know why? And, do you know how to set the stage for getting the best sleep? If you know, don’t read on. If you are curious, here are the basic facts and a few tips for…
Wisdom For Adoptive Parents Blog
This blog is a labor of love for adoptive parents from Ce Eshelman, LMFT. Ce is the author of Drowning With My Hair On Fire: Insanity Relief For Adoptive Parents. She is the mother of two adopted, two step, two conserved, and one grand child. Founder and Attachment/Trauma Specialist at The Attach Place Center for Strengthening Relationships, Ce’s mission is to provide therapeutic strategies to heal the wounded hearts of traumatized, attachment challenged children. Feel free to comment, ask questions, and further the discussion on any post. Sign-up here to receive a support letter delivered right to your email every day.
Dear Parents, As a fellow parent, I know what it is like to be scared senseless by TV movies about attachment challenged children, about News reports of foster children killing parents, and my imagination in the face of truly unbelievable, unrelenting shenanigans by my children. Much of my own dysregulation was caused by my ever-present fear of the future hovering…
Dear Parents, This weekend only Renee Jain, creator of GoZen (which I really enjoy, too), is giving a free gift to anyone who wants to listen to 18 Sleep Experts share about improving sleep for children who have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, waking in fear, and/or sleeping with you way past the toddler years. Here is the link. If your…
Dear Parents, Why do heaters stop working the second the temperature outside drops below 50 degrees? Don’t answer that. I am thinking about love. Despite all of my references to love, I am not a particularly touchy-feely person. I am more of a brutally honest, blunt pragmatist with a huge dose of life experience that led me down a twisty-turny…
Dear Parents, Man alive, do we parents talk too much to teenagers–actually to all children. Why do we do that when we know that even our kindest voice can feel like little pins pricking into their eyeballs? Too graphic? Sorry. Talk less–be slow to fault-find and fast to accept. Back off a bit with parenting and go forward a bit with fun and novelty….
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