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Month: June 2019

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Practice Forgiveness

Another key element in being a healthy relationship role model to kids is to practice forgiveness. Forgiveness is a powerful relationship tool that can promote growth, healing, and connection! When your children make mistakes, use those moments as a learning

cmurray June 30, 2019May 17, 2019 Fundamental Skills, Parents Read more

Teach Them How To Apologize

An important part of creating and maintaining healthy relationships involves owning your mistakes and apologizing. When you recognize your role in hurting someone’s feelings regardless of your intent, you can work towards repairing the relationship and building an even stronger

cmurray June 29, 2019May 17, 2019 Fundamental Skills, Parents Read more

Own Your Emotions

An essential part of being a healthy relationship role model is owning your emotions. This means taking responsibility for your emotions and reactions and expressing your feelings in a healthy way. An important part of modeling healthy emotional expression is

cmurray June 28, 2019May 17, 2019 Fundamental Skills, Parents Read more

Model Active Listening

By Eleanor Beeslaar Active listening is a key element in healthy relationships and an important skill for kids to learn to have healthy relationships of their own. You can teach active listening by modeling it in your own relationships and

cmurray June 27, 2019May 17, 2019 Fundamental Skills, Parents Read more

Practice Healthy Communication

An important part of being a healthy relationship role model for kids is to practice healthy communication. This includes treating your child and other adults in your life with kindness and respect and interacting with them using healthy communication skills.

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Express Love Openly and Often

Tell your kids how much you love them every day. By expressing your love for your children openly and often, you are teaching them that they are worthy of love. Not only is it important to verbally express your love,

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Being a Healthy Relationship Role Model: Series Introduction

It’s safe to say that parents and caregivers want what is best for their children. They want them to achieve their goals, have dreams, and grow up to be happy, healthy adults, and a big part of this involves being

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Taking Care of Yourself as a Grandparent Raising Grandchildren

While becoming a primary caregiver for your grandchild(ren) can lead to feelings of love and joy, it also takes a lot of time and energy. Caring for your grandchildren can be exhausting and overwhelming, especially if it is new and

cmurray June 23, 2019May 17, 2019 Grandparents Read more

Creating a Stable, Supportive Environment

By Eleanor Beeslaar As you help your grandchild process his/her feelings related to the changes accompanying this new situation, it is crucial to create a stable, supportive environment. With the many changes they are experiencing, stability and structure will help

cmurray June 22, 2019May 17, 2019 Grandparents Read more

Open Communication with Grandchildre

By Eleanor Beeslaar Encourage open and honest communication with your grandchild. Not only will this help strengthen your relationship, but it will also help your grandchild feel comfortable to talk to you about their feelings and struggles related to this

cmurray June 21, 2019May 17, 2019 Grandparents Read more
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