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Positive Decision Making: A Guide for Kids {Free Printable}

Positive Decision Making: A Guide for Kids {Free Printable}

Sometimes decisions make us sweat… How do you know if you’ve made the right choice? Where do you stand when your heart and your head start to tango, leaving you awkwardly in the middle? Do you know how to rocket your decision-making skills into committed and inspired choices? A Decision Rocket is a visual aid to help… {read more}

Filed Under: Blog, Character Building Activities, Plant Love Grow Resources

Why You Should Take Your Kids to a Farm

Why You Should Take Your Kids to a Farm

Visiting a farm has been on my list of things to do for quite a while now.  I wanted the kids to gain an appreciation for where their food comes from as well as foster a deeper understanding about caring for animals. I was very lucky to find the lovely folks at Myella farm because our experience… {read more}

Filed Under: A Year of Family Travel, Blog, Living with Purpose

Singing at a Nursing Home

Singing at a Nursing Home

Acts of Kindness by Real Families is a series of short interviews featuring stories about service to others.  Whether big or small, planned out or spontaneous, hearing about any act of kindness can inspire us to give more to those around us.  It’s fun to find new ways to show kindness in our communities, and I hope you will… {read more}

Filed Under: Acts of Kindness by Real Families, Blog

How to Teach Obedience to Young Children

How to Teach Obedience to Young Children

There was once a little boy who didn’t do as he was told.  He told lies, went places he wasn’t supposed to go, and did things that he was specifically told not to do. Sound familiar? I bet it does!  All children test the rules and the boundaries they are given. But I’m not talking about… {read more}

Filed Under: Blog, Character Traits for Kids, Parenting

What to Know Before Planning a Road Trip with a Baby

What to Know Before Planning a Road Trip with a Baby

Imagine you have been planning a road trip for weeks, maybe even months.  You have researched the best route to take, the most relaxing places to stop over, and all the sights you want to see. It’s the day of departure.  The bags are packed.  The fuel tank is full.  The hotel is booked.  And the… {read more}

Filed Under: A Year of Family Travel, Blog, Travel with Kids

5 Activities to Help Kids Develop Emotional Sensitivity

5 Activities to Help Kids Develop Emotional Sensitivity

“Mama, you look sad.  What’s wrong?” I get down on my knees and give my four-year-old a hug. I tell him the truth.  “Oh sweety.  You are right.  I am feeling a bit sad because I’m trying hard to forgive someone for doing something that hurt my feelings.  It can be hard to forgive and it… {read more}

Filed Under: Blog, Character Building Activities

Developing a Positive Attitude: What’s the Weather Like in Your Brain? {Free Printable}

Developing a Positive Attitude: What’s the Weather Like in Your Brain? {Free Printable}

What’s the weather like in your brain? Cloudy with chances of negative thoughts?  Sunny with positivity?  Can you change things so imagination, hope and possibilities swim freely in your mind? Here is a cool brain re-wiring exercise for all. When we find ourselves uttering the words: “I can’t,” our mind automatically dishes out reasons and… {read more}

Filed Under: Blog, Character Building Activities, Plant Love Grow Resources

How to Teach Cooperation to Young Children

How to Teach Cooperation to Young Children

Learning to get along with others and work as a team is an essential skill for everyone to learn.  The concept of “cooperation” is first learned through the family.  The home is a place where everyone has a part to play.  Kids can start by helping around the house, encouraging other family members, and seeing first-hand the importance of teamwork…. {read more}

Filed Under: Blog, Character Traits for Kids

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Chelsea Lee Smith is an author, certified parent educator, and mother of four children with a background in Communications and Counselling. She provides resources to parents and teachers who want to incorporate personal growth into everyday moments. Browse the shop and blog categories to find practical inspiration for family life including tips, activities, printable pages, and resource recommendations.

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