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How Does a Child Work Out Who Someone Really Is?
Learning to look beyond appearances is an important part of learning to read.
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What If Being Slow Is Not an Indication of Failure?
Seven years. That was the training, not the delay.
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What If a Scary Story Is the Safe Place Your Child Needs?
The safest place to think about scary things is in a story.
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What If Your Child Refusing to Accept “It Can’t Be Done” Isn’t Defiance?
Knowing it is true is not the same as accepting it is finished.
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What If Doing the Right Thing Costs Your Child Something and You Let It?
The cost is part of what makes it a choice.
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What If the Line Your Child Keeps Repeating Is the One That Matters Most?
By the fourth time the story reads the same sentence, they are saying it with you.
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What Happens When Your Child Goes Quiet?
You may be looking for one emotion, when multiple emotions are driving behavior.
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What Do You Say When Your Child Lends Their Favorite Toy and Does Not Get It Back?
A promise cannot guarantee what will happen, but it can set expectations.
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What If Your Child Could Watch the Same Day End Two Different Ways?
The two endings begin at the two doors.
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What Did Your Child Mean to Say?
The first sentence may not be the whole answer.
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What Does Your Child Hear When You Talk About Them in Front of Them?
Stories give children a way to show you what is really going on.
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Can a Child Understand a Story They Cannot Retell?
Yes. A pencil can show you what words cannot.
