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Obsession.
My kid is always holding paper. Sometimes it’s green or purple, other times it is post-it note size. But usually he is working with a regular letter size piece of white printer paper. Let’s back up a bit. My son can’t bother to learn to...
The “MOM” Count
I have calculated it out. It is a scientifically and mathematically sound procedure. I know the daily count of times I hear “MOM!” yelled from somewhere around our home or property. Two hundred and eighty nine. Some days a few more, some days a few...
6 Kids’ Books to Teach Emotional Intelligence
Learning from stories is one of the most effective ways to get a message across to children. Kids get engaged easily and remember what they learn through books. In addition, countless studies show that reading to our kids is a great way to help them develop...
Should we teach our daughters to be nice?
I've always worried about how I make the people around me feel. Did she think I was being rude? Did he hear me say thank you? Did she feel like I liked her? Did I inconvenience anyone? Did my outburst make it uncomfortable for someone else? Were they offended I denied...
Community
When I hear people stress the importance of "building your community" I react with a slight inner cringe before outwardly and emphatically nodding in agreement. I mean, let's be honest - it IS true. When raising children, and when not raising children, having people...
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Welcome to Kintent – a place for parents to learn how to help their children develop deeper emotional intelligence – something that will help them lead successful, happy, and fulfilling lives.
Terri Lynn Futcher
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