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Through the years

They grow, and what they need from us grows too. ❤️ From the little years when they need our hands for almost everything, to the bigger years when they need our guidance, patience, and trust, every stage matters. Parenting isn’t about getting every stage perfect. It’s about staying connected,

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Mistakes Are Part of the Learning 💛

One of the hardest things for kids is realizing they don’t have to get everything right the first time. Mistakes can teach kids to try again, solve problems differently, take responsibility, and trust themselves a little more. Sometimes the best thing we can do is give them enough space to st

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🧱 Why LEGOs Belong in the School Counseling Office

Sometimes the best conversations happen when kids aren’t being asked to sit still and talk. LEGOs give students something to do with their hands while they work through what’s going on in their heads. Building can help kids practice problem solving, patience, organization, flexible thinking,

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🧠 Tools That Fit Your Brain

Organization isn’t about making every student use the same system. Some kids thrive with separate binders. Others need one binder with everything together. Some need folders, checklists, colors, reminders, or a completely different setup. The goal isn’t to make a backpack look organized for a

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What They’ll Remember Most ❤️

They may not remember every toy, every meal, or every grade. But they will remember how your face changed when they entered the room. They will remember the words you repeated, the way you handled mistakes, and whether home felt calm and safe. It is the small moments, repeated over time, that

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School counseling lesson on the book every Monday, Mabel

A Little Behind the Scenes 📚 I wanted to share how I turned Every Monday Mabel into a meaningful lesson about routines, community, connection, and perspective. Through the story, students can explore how the same event may feel completely different to different people. They can also reflect o

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Book of the week

There’s something special about having one thing you look forward to every single week. ❤️ Every Monday Mabel by Jashar Awan is a fun reminder that joy doesn’t always have to come from something big. Sometimes it’s a favorite routine, a little tradition, or simply knowing something good is comin

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The Device Could Be Stealing More Than Just Time 📱

Screens are part of our kids’ world, and they aren’t going anywhere. The goal isn’t to make families feel guilty or act like technology is all bad. It’s about finding a healthier balance. Sometimes the biggest change can come from simple things: putting phones away during dinner, protecting bedt

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Not Everyone Deserves the Title “Friend” ⭐

Good friends don’t have to be perfect. They should make our kids feel safe, supported, respected, and comfortable being themselves. One of the best things we can teach kids is to pay attention to how a friendship feels, not just whether someone calls them a friend. ❤️ Sometimes friendships gr

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Color your concerns away

Sometimes slowing down can be as simple as picking up a crayon. “Coloring for Tranquility: Color Your Way to Happiness and Harmony” gives children and adults a quiet moment to relax, reset, and enjoy being creative. Perfect for a calm corner, counseling office, classroom break, or peaceful time

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School counseling lesson on organization

Organization is not about being perfect. It is about creating a system that helps us focus on what matters. Today we took on the Messy Bag Challenge and practiced three simple steps: Sort similar items Choose what stays and what can go Plan a home for everything Then students used the sa

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📚 Book of the Week: 5 Words That Are Mine

Kids hear a lot of words every day. Words about who they are. Words about what they should do. Words about what other people think. But some of the most important words are the ones they choose for themselves. 5 Words That Are Mine is a great reminder that children deserve the chance to

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Empathy: What Would YOU Do? 💛

Empathy is more than being nice. It’s noticing how someone else might be feeling and thinking about how our words and actions affect them. 💛 This simple cut and sort activity gives kids a chance to look at everyday situations and decide: Is this showing empathy or not? Great for classroom les

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How to understand your child’s personality

Every child brings their own personality into the room. Some kids are always moving. Some need time to warm up. Some feel everything deeply. Others want to figure things out on their own. The goal isn’t to change who they are. It’s to understand what they need from us. Sometimes a small chang

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📚 Book of the Week: 1st Day, Hooray!

The first day of school can bring ALL the feelings. Excitement, nervousness, curiosity, worry, and everything in between. 1st Day, Hooray! is a great way to open up a conversation with kids about what they might be feeling as they head into a new school year. 💬 “What feeling might show up for

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A calmer home doesn’t come from having perfect routines. It comes from small habits that everyone can actually stick with. Making the bed. Putting things away. Getting ready the night before. Helping out without being reminded every single time. These little responsibilities may seem simple, but

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Top 10 list for parents about their children, returning back to school

Back to school can bring excitement, nerves, and a lot of changes for the whole family. The goal is not to make every morning perfect. It is to stay connected, build predictable routines, listen when feelings come up, and celebrate the small wins along the way. Our kids do not need perfect pa

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Coming back to school can bring a mix of excitement, nerves, and uncertainty. This 60 minute lesson gives students time to reconnect, talk about what helps a classroom feel safe and welcoming, practice real school situations, and choose one goal for the year ahead. No one needs to have the wh

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“I can’t do it” often means something more. It might mean “This feels too hard,” “I’m afraid I’ll make a mistake,” or “I need someone to help me take the first step.” As a parent and a school counselor, I see how much our response matters in these moments. Kids do not always need us to solve

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Hey everyone, I wanted to take a minute to introduce the new Counselor’s Corner website. I created Counselor’s Corner to give parents, educators, and school counselors one easy place to find practical resources that can actually be used with children. The website includes counseling lessons, par

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Licensed school counselor, husband and dad of three!