The Invisible Line Between Need and Expression Babies cry. That’s what they do. It’s the only tool they have to tell you something is wrong. They don’t have words, no way to explain their experience or ask for what they need. They cry because one or more of their essential needs are unmet.… Continue reading What I Learned from Caring for a Baby
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Category: Kids and Youth
Why Physical Training Should Be Part of Every Child’s Education
Grounded in Science: Contact Sports Make Kids Smarter, Stronger, and More Secure. I have seen hundreds of kids change through training. I have seen them walk in unsure, disconnected, fidgety, and leave standing tall. I have seen children who could not make eye contact eventually coach others, speak up, and lead. And the most important… Continue reading Why Physical Training Should Be Part of Every Child’s Education
When to Let Your Child Hit Back: What Most Parents Get Wrong About Bullying
What to Do When Your Child Is Being Bullied and the School Does Nothing People like to think bullying is something that happens to kids—a schoolyard problem that fades with age. It doesn’t. Bullying just changes its face. It appears in schools, then later in workplaces and relationships, hiding behind charm, titles, and systems more… Continue reading When to Let Your Child Hit Back: What Most Parents Get Wrong About Bullying
Is School Still Relevant in a World Where Knowledge Is Everywhere?
The School System Isn’t Broken – It’s Misaligned with Reality Before we talk about how school is failing, we have to understand what it was designed to do in the first place. School, as most people know it, wasn’t created to awaken human potential. It wasn’t designed to build self-awareness, emotional resilience,… Continue reading Is School Still Relevant in a World Where Knowledge Is Everywhere?
Building Confidence in Children: A Lesson Every Parent Needs to Learn
Confidence isn’t about shielding children from difficulties; it’s about equipping them to face challenges head-on. Small, intentional actions—acknowledging effort, choosing encouraging words, and celebrating small wins—can build the foundation for lifelong resilience.
Grant Your Child a Better Future With Self Defense For Kids
Grant Your Child a Better Future You hear about it frequently, from friends, family and the media: Bullying. It has become a persistent problem affecting all children of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds everywhere including here in New York City. In worse cases, the outcome has been fatal with the victim committing suicide because either… Continue reading Grant Your Child a Better Future With Self Defense For Kids
