
Finish Your Shot
“Finish your shot!” “Follow through!” These are the words I hear often at my children’s basketball games from the parents in the stands. For those
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“Finish your shot!” “Follow through!” These are the words I hear often at my children’s basketball games from the parents in the stands. For those

I’m going out on a limb today with a message that’s been resonating with me for a few days now that I’m compelled to share.
Purposeful Parent Tip: It takes more than wishing to make your dreams and goals come true. My daughter has just learned a valuable life lesson.
Purposeful Parent Tip: Be careful how you label your children. These labels can last a lifetime. As is typical for this time of year, you

Purposeful Parent Tip: Be grateful for the year that passed and dream big for the year ahead. Happy New Year! You made it through the

Purposeful Parent Tip: There’s more to Christmas than presents. Share the Christmas story with your children. The shopping is done. The dinner is being prepared.

Purposeful Parent Tip: Slow down the pace of your lives and pay attention. The words to this Simon and Garfunkel song came to me this
Purposeful Parent Tip: Strive not to fix everything for your child but rather invite them to be part of the solution. “Mommy, fix it!” I’m
Purposeful Parent Tip: When explaining challenging concepts to children, use a KISS. As parents, we’ve all heard this question from our young children at one
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