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Tag Archives: school
It’s Possible My Kids Are Addictive
Relationships are tricky. I have spent more than half of my life with my wife and yet we still have things to learn from each other. It comes down to the fact that even though we experience very similar things … Continue reading
The Standardized Tests Challenged Us As Parents
Today is the day! A day we’ve worked so hard to get to, a day that appeared in the distance for real around January. We’ve been working with our kids on this for a few months, talking to them, helping … Continue reading
Building A Better Balance
Can I tell you a little secret? I’ve always wanted to be a stay at home Dad (I know, that’s not the secret). But I didn’t really believe I could do it. Yes, I believe men can be stay at … Continue reading
Maybe Our Weekends Are Too Good?
As I was getting ready for woke this morning, my son, now 10, came to me and was upset about not wanting to go to school. Normally, Lucas loves school so it caught me off guard a bit. “Why don’t … Continue reading
More Time for Dads to Get Involved
According to a recent poll, Moms report that they are still doing more parenting than Dads. In fact, Moms report they spend 3 more hours a day parenting than Dads do. That’s a lot of time. And a great opportunity … Continue reading
The Assumptions We Make As Parents Can Cause Their Own Issues
Recently I read an article about the messages we send our kids. In it Jim Taylor, Ph.D, author of Your Children Are Listening, talked about the conflicting messages we give our children and also where they come from. Coincidentally, I … 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
Loving Him At School
By Jeremy G. Schneider, MFT I had the privilege of taking my kids, eight-year old boy-girl twins, to school the other day. It’s funny because I do it enough that I know what to do, but not enough that I … Continue reading
Not When I Wear Dresses
By Jeremy G. Schneider, MFT This morning the Okapis woke up ridiculously early and I went upstairs to get them dressed and ready for school. I had already put Dorit’s tights and skirt on her and was putting her shirt … Continue reading
Just Not Enough Time
By Jeremy G. Schneider, MFT Gem has just taken our Okapis up to bed and I can not get the following words out of my head, “Not enough time.” There is not enough time for my family. There is not … Continue reading