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Taking Initiative

Familiar with the phrase “A parent knows best”? While we might know, we might not always act. Taking initiative is tapping into our own power as parents to create the best life for our children.

Grow a Key Inner Strength

Learn to build inner strengths to help you continue growing as a parent — cultivating a positive environment for your kids to grow up in.

Setting SMART Goals

Setting SMART Goals

Set realistic goals and expectations for yourself and your children by using the SMART framework.

Building Resilience

Building Resilience

Reflect on your own resilience to discover areas where you can grow and recognize your strengths — so you can show up even stronger for your kids.

Pay Attention

Pay Attention

Dive into actionable steps you can take to gain better control of your attention, making a big difference in how you connect with your child and manage daily challenges.

Raising a Secure Child

Raising a Secure Child

Develop your support circle to foster secure attachment in your children — helping them build confidence and emotional resilience to take on the world.

Cribsheet

Cribsheet

Make data-driven decisions with this research-backed guide that helps you navigate the abundance of conflicting parenting advice — reducing stress and empowering you as a parent.

The Magic Years

The Magic Years

Learn how to support your child’s emotional, social, and intellectual growth during the crucial developmental stages of early childhood to boost your confidence and take initiative as a parent.

Hunt, Gather, Parent

Hunt, Gather, Parent

Harness the wisdom of ancient parenting techniques to foster connection, cooperation, and independence in the modern world.

Get Out of Your Own Way

Get Out of Your Own Way

Overcome negative thought patterns and build the confidence to take charge of the life you want to live and the life you want to give your children.

How to Be the Grown-Up

How to Be the Grown-Up

Get clarity on how working on yourself sets the stage for raising resilient, happy children.

The Mountain Is You

The Mountain Is You

Break through personal barriers to become a more resilient and supportive parent.