Suddenly and sadly, this is our last family360 episode. - In this goodbye, we share why we needed to end, insights from a wonderful guest whose recorded interview we cant release', and wisdom fro

Todays question is probably one of the core causes of stress in young families; How to manage the household mess! - In the episode, Dr. Koh explores how to make cleaning into a game. How to compro

Its a known fact - hobbies make life happier! - So, whether it's music, sports, arts, or otherwise, of course, we want our kids to find passions that fuel their creativity and enjoyment. - However, w

In this episode, were talking about chores. - Why do kids need them? What are fair expectations? - Do we pay our kids for help around the house? - Were back with our keynote guest, Dr. Christine Koh

Are the efforts and actions of your days bringing you joy and contentment? Or do you feel like youre going through meaningless motions? - In this episode, were talking about large and small life hac

When we feel were being left out, its tough. - When we feel our kids are being left out, its terrible! - This week, parenting specialist and author of Peaceful Discipline, Sarah Moore addresses a q

Is there a correlation between a highly sensitive temperament and mental health concerns? - Today, our guest Sarah Moore answers a question from a parent who is wondering about the intensity of her so

Highly sensitive kids feel the intensity of their emotions. Their highs tend to be higher and their lows tend to be lower. - This week, our guest Sarah Moore answers a question from a listener who ask

High Sensitivity is a temperament trait, meaning its biologically based rather than learned or taught. - A highly sensitive child is a child who is very affected and often reactive to environmental

Child experts agree that commenting on our daughters appearance may suggest we value her looks over other qualities and this inadvertently damages her self-esteem and sense of worth. - In this 3rd Q-