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Catch up on a month of powerful lessons on creativity and resilience—plus a story that proves even a 4-year-old can teach us something about bouncing back. From playful tools to tiny habits, this recap is packed with fresh sparks to help your kids imagine boldly and rise stronger.
From kindergarten interviews to high-stakes exams, school systems push kids to achieve. But resilience grows when mistakes are allowed—are we giving children enough room to try again?
You know that little voice in our heads that's always chatting away? That’s self-talk, and it’s a game-changer for kids (and us grown-ups too!). Teaching kids to tune into their hero voice—the one that says, “You’ve got this!”—helps them face life's challenges with confidence. Imagine...
We share Jim Kwik’s 5 keys to unlock kids’ creativity, inspired by his journey from brain injury to limitless coach. Harmony Hare’s mission spreads peace and self-talk. Grab the 48-hour book deal to help kids dream big and bounce back!
What if your child’s greatest superpower is the voice inside their head? This month, we launched Harmony Hare, explored the science of self-talk, and shared tools to help kids turn mindfulness into magic. Ready to see what’s next?
A mirror full of sticky notes. A shift in how the day begins. This week, Sylvia shares how small, mindful habits and playful tweaks are helping her family stay calm and connected—without adding more to the to-do list.
Stillness isn’t about staying quiet; it’s about feeling calm and grounded inside, even when life moves fast. In this edition, we’ll explore practical ways to build that kind of inner peace and a few surprising finds to help your family reset and recharge.
Hey Parents & Educators! If you haven’t gotten our point about individuality by now... well, let’s just say this: Try wearing a green suit and tie to school or work every day—as a 7-year-old! Not because anyone told you to, but because you wanted to. That’s the...
Are we going to call pasta “noonels” for the rest of our lives? The tea kettle whistles, and my baby comes running. “I do it?” She asks. “Dooping?” “Sure,” I say, pulling her step stool over. I hand her a teabag and she drops it into my mug. “Doop, doop,...