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Tag Archives: parenting

How To Have A “Reset Conversation” With Your Child

CommunicationBy Erin TaylorSeptember 28, 2018Leave a comment

Have you ever found yourself in a very toxic pattern with your child? Maybe it is a constant power struggle, a battle of wills, talking back, not listening, yelling…the list goes on and on. How do you get out of it? This first part can be very tricky, until you understand what I am going…

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5 Steps To Help You Connect With Your Teen

ConnectionBy Erin TaylorSeptember 20, 2018Leave a comment

I have heard from a lot of moms of teens lately, so I knew I needed to address this age group in this week’s blog. I’ve gotten calls, emails and found myself in conversations with parents who are struggling to connect with their teen. Here are 5 steps you can take to connect with your…

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7 Reasons why you Should take your Teen to see Eighth Grade

AdolescenceBy Erin TaylorAugust 24, 2018Leave a comment

This past week, both of my sons had plans with their friends. I took this beautiful opportunity to take my 13-year-old daughter to see the movie Eighth Grade. This is a film all about the awkwardness of middle school and the common challenges that kids in middle school face. The movie is rated R, which…

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Technology and kids – the good, the bad and the ugly

TechnologyBy Erin TaylorJune 22, 2018Leave a comment

Screens, video games and social media are three of the things parents struggle with the most. I have seen a huge increase in challenges among parents with these topics over the past 25 years that I have been working with parents and families. Technology is a constantly-evolving thing, but one thing I know for sure…

Building Connected Families…One Parent, One Child at a Time

RelationshipsBy Erin TaylorFebruary 7, 2018Leave a comment

Parenting is hard – no doubt about it – probably the hardest thing we will ever do. And we just cannot do it alone. That is where the inspiration for Building Connected Families came from for us. How many times are we in the middle of a really stressful situation with our child and we…

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The Beast Called Anxiety

Adolescence, Conscious ParentingBy Erin TaylorAugust 16, 20173 Comments

Anxiety can be a crippling burden sometimes, and it shows up in many forms – from headaches, sweating, trembling, excessive worrying, rapid breathing and increased heart rate, to feeling weak or tired, having difficulty concentrating or just feeling nervous, restless or tense. Most of us worry from time to time, but when we carry the…

9 Things Your Child and His/Her Coach Would Love to Tell You

Awareness, Communication, Connection, Conscious ParentingBy Erin TaylorAugust 18, 2015Leave a comment

It is back-to-school time and another fall sports season is about to begin. For me, it will be my seventh year coaching youth soccer for my youngest of three children. Based upon the inspiration and ideas of John O’Sullivan, I would like to offer the following tips to parents of young athletes to have a…

A Screen Time Battle With a Good Outcome

Awareness, Communication, Connection, Conscious ParentingBy Erin TaylorJuly 16, 2015Leave a comment

We were leaving for church last Sunday, and my 8 year old was playing on his iPod. This is not an unusual occurrence and my son is usually the first one ready each day when we need to leave so it is rarely an issue. But as is usual in the summer, our routine has…

Connection Advice for Parents who Travel

Connection, Conscious Parenting, RelationshipsBy Erin TaylorJune 22, 2015Leave a comment

This week is a busy week for me. My kids finish school tomorrow. The next day – Wednesday – is the first official day of summer break for them and then I leave for a work conference on Thursday. My younger two kids do not particularly love when I travel for work, so last year…

Changing The Game In Youth Sports

Awareness, PerspectiveBy Erin TaylorJune 8, 2015Leave a comment

Here is my recent interview with John O’Sullivan, author of Changing the Game: The Parents Guide to Raising Happy, High-Performing Athletes and Giving Youth Sports Back to Our Kids. John is originally from New York and graduated in 1994 from Fordham University, where he was a soccer team captain as a senior and a member…

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