I’ve spent much of my career telling parents how quickly the years go by. Now, as a grandmother, I understand that truth in an entirely different way. There is something remarkable about watching your children become parents and then having the privilege of getting to know their children. And I
There’s a simple prayer I have carried with me for years: Lord, put people in my kids’ lives where I’m lacking. As a parent, that prayer has brought me so much peace. It reminds me that raising great kids was never meant to be a one-person job. We need supportive
Dive into Dr. Meg Meeker’s insights on how children absorb what parents don’t say—and why healing after divorce or trauma begins with you. Learn tools for presence, emotional regulation, and rebuilding strength for both you and your child.
When we think of parenting advice, we often focus on helping our kids grow:
How to raise responsible teens. How to discipline with love. How to build confidence.
Parenting is a journey filled with joy, challenges, and learning. In a recent session of “Parenting Great Kids,” Dr. Meg Meeker shared some of the common pitfalls parents face and how to overcome them effectively.
Parenting is one of the most rewarding—and humbling—journeys you’ll ever take. It’s full of moments that challenge you to look inward, to ask hard questions, and to make decisions with your child’s future in mind.
One of my favorite things about hosting the Parenting Great Kids podcast is meeting people who are deeply passionate about building stronger families. Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with Beliza Perez, a licensed marriage and family therapist, parent educator, and mom who has spent years walking alongside families
Stop being anxious about getting everything you want done today or even next month. Never be afraid to give yourself permission to accomplish different things at different stages in your life. Pursuing this kind of balance will keep you sane and happy and better equipped to be the wife and
I will walk you through how to create an effective plan for disciplining your children with love. We’ll go over your communication style, why your kids aren’t listening to you and how you get them to acknowledge and follow the rules you put in place.
When we cultivate a place for rest in our mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual being – we are more patient, more in control of our thoughts and actions, more purposeful in what we say and do, and we create a stable and peaceful environment around us.
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