by Brenna Hicks | Feb 25, 2010 | Blog
What Anger Really Means: A Leadership Lesson That Applies to Kids Too I am currently reading a book on Leadership by Laurie Beth Jones, and she gives very helpful examples to illustrate how Leadership is discovered, practiced and developed. In one of the chapters, she...
by Brenna Hicks | Feb 22, 2010 | Blog
My husband and I have been out and about over the last few days, and I have been up to my usual observations and analyses about parents and their interactions with their children. Unfortunately, there are many more instances that I feel are negative as compared to the...
by Brenna Hicks | Feb 12, 2010 | Blog
Do you know how your kids receive love from you? Do you know the best way to show your kids that you love them? Do you know that each of your children will likely need to be shown and give love differently? The Five Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman and Ross...
by Brenna Hicks | Feb 3, 2010 | Blog
Navigating the Grandparent Visit: When Love Meets Different Rules One of the common questions I get from parents is how to address all of the issues surrounding visits from grandparents and the inevitable complexities that arise. Grandparents treat kids very...
by Brenna Hicks | Jan 29, 2010 | Blog
In light of the recent art mishap at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY, wherein a Picasso painting was ripped and devalued, I realized it can be quite challenging to bring children to places that are not kid-friendly. My initial thought was that an unruly child was...
by Brenna Hicks | Jan 19, 2010 | Blog
As a new mom, I find myself observing other parents with children even more than usual. In the past, I seemed to focus on the kids. However, lately, I am watching parents and how they interact with and respond to their little ones. So, as I venture out with my son, I...
