How to Let Go of Parent Guilt
Now that back-to-school season is here, I’m reminded of the stress and challenges I faced transitioning my children from the more relaxed summer months to…
De-Stressing and Spending Quality Time with Your Kids
Many of us look forward to having extra time to spend with our children and families, but we are often faced with busy weeks and…
7 Ways to Practice Patience with Your Child
Little kids have big feelings. And while all the advice says that parents should stay perfectly calm during our toddlers’ meltdowns, parents are people, too.…
Helping Preschoolers Develop an Attitude of Gratitude
It’s never too soon to begin teaching your little one about gratitude. Children as young as 2 can begin practicing basic expressions of gratitude, like…
Positive Parenting Tips for the Under-Five Set
Overly strict parenting typically results in either rebellious, angry children or children who don’t develop a healthy ability to speak for themselves. Overly permissive parents…
Navigating Parent Insecurities
In celebration of Working Parents Day, we took on parental guilt and gave five moms the surprise of their lives by sharing video testimonials from friends, family members, teachers and coworkers who validated that they’re doing a great job as parents – despite their personal insecurities. Their reactions show the magic that happens when we lift each other up.
Is Parent Guilt Real?
At Primrose, we decided to tackle parent guilt head on by finding a unique way to reassure parents that they’re doing a great job – even if it doesn’t always feel that way.
Flying with Kids? Read Our 6 Smart Travel Tips First
On a good day, air travel alone is stressful. Bring a child or two into the equation, and you’re close to reaching critical mass. From…
4 Tips for Gearing Up for the New School Year
As a parent, the start of a new school year brings up mixed feelings for me: On the one hand, our little ones will be…