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To The Next Dimension – Happy Mother’s Day!
Have you ever felt loved? I mean, truly felt it like a cozy jacket you slip into on a crisp Fall afternoon, surrounding yourself in that feeling as the warmth it provides flows through your whole body? I felt that … Continue reading
MetroFamily Publishes Is Your Child Over-Scheduled?
MetroFamily, an Oklahoma-based parenting magazine, published in their August 2012 issue, Jeremy’s article entitled, Is Your Child Over-Scheduled? This article focuses on the signs to determine if your child is over-scheduled as well as suggestions for what to do if … Continue reading
Parenthood Publishes Jeremy’s Article on Conquering Children’s Fears
Parenthood.com has recently published Jeremy’s article, entitled Help Your Child Conquer Her Fears. The article, as the title suggests, helps parents be there for their children and the fears they experience. Jeremy includes the five key things to remember when dealing … Continue reading
ParentGuide News Publishes Jeremy’s article for Father’s Day
ParentGuide News published one of Jeremy’s articles for their Father’s Day special. The article, called The Father-Child Connection, focuses on how Dads can connect with their children even if they are working away from home every day. Jeremy started with … Continue reading
School Family Asks Jeremy for Advice on Cheating Children
SchoolFamily.com has published an article on children who have a good track record in school and good behavior, but then get caught cheating called, When Your Child Cheats, Take A Parental Time Out. In the article, they quote Jeremy extensively … Continue reading
CJAD Radio in Montreal interviews Jeremy Schneider about stress and children
CJAD Radio in Montreal, Canada interviewed Jeremy Schneider on a recent study about stress and children. Kim Fraser asked questions about if parents’ stress can affect children (which it certainly can), if we should share financial stress with our children … Continue reading
Babble.com and ParentCentral Published JGS Tips
Earlier this week Jeremy had an article published on ParentCentral.ca, the parenting website of the Toronto Star, called, 5 Signs Your Child Is Too Busy. Sure, all of your child’s extra-curricular activities seem important. Who wouldn’t want their kid to … Continue reading
The Kids Are Away and Conflicting Emotions Are in Play
My Okapis are away (at their grandparents) and it is time for the parents to play. If only it were that easy. For my wife, it is very hard for her to be away from our kids. The same kids … Continue reading
Jealousy at My Children’s Laughter
By Jeremy G. Schneider, MFT As I was leaving the house this morning, I heard one thing above all else; the sound of my 6.5 year old children’s laughter. And I felt one thing in response. Jealousy. Here I was … Continue reading
Somehow This Was Forgotten In Parenting Class
By Jeremy G. SChneider, MFT I have been sick (yeah, sick enough not even to write) and knew I was starting to feel better when for the first time in a week, a post began to write itself in my … Continue reading