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Love Doesn’t Run Out
14Apr

Love Doesn’t Run Out

Reframing Fear and Scarcity for Children There is a quiet fear that many children carry—especially in two-home or high-conflict situations. It sounds like:…

From Silence to Self-Advocacy: Helping Children Find Their Voice
14Apr

From Silence to Self-Advocacy: Helping Children Find Their Voice

By Aisha Gase There’s a kind of silence that speaks louder than words. It’s the silence of a child who doesn’t feel safe…

What Emotional Safety Really Means for Kids of Divorced Parents
06Apr

What Emotional Safety Really Means for Kids of Divorced Parents

When parents separate, most conversations focus on schedules, custody, and logistics. But what often gets overlooked is something far more important—a child’s emotional…

How Picture Books Can Heal Big Feelings in Small Hearts
06Apr

How Picture Books Can Heal Big Feelings in Small Hearts

Big feelings don’t come with instructions—especially for children. One moment they’re laughing, the next they’re overwhelmed… confused… or even silent. And as parents,…

Teaching Children Boundaries Without Making Them Feel Disloyal
30Mar

Teaching Children Boundaries Without Making Them Feel Disloyal

In co-parenting, blended families, or high-conflict situations, one of the most delicate things we can teach our children is how to have boundaries……

Supporting Children from Two Homes: How Schools and Teachers Can Make a Lasting Difference
24Mar

Supporting Children from Two Homes: How Schools and Teachers Can Make a Lasting Difference

When a child is navigating life between two homes, school often becomes their most consistent environment. It’s the place where routines exist, relationships…

Heart Maps and Journaling: Helping Children Process Divorce in a Safe and Empowering Way
24Mar

Heart Maps and Journaling: Helping Children Process Divorce in a Safe and Empowering Way

When a child is navigating life between two homes, there are often emotions they don’t have the words to explain. They may feel…

Why Kids Need Permission to Love Freely
16Mar

Why Kids Need Permission to Love Freely

A co-parenting perspective for parents raising children ages 8–14 When parents separate, children often feel like they are standing in the middle of…

Confusing Words from Adults: Helping Children Trust Their Own Feelings
16Mar

Confusing Words from Adults: Helping Children Trust Their Own Feelings

A Parent Reference Guide inspired by My Heart My Choice Children learn how to understand the world largely through the words and behaviors…