As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change, fall naturally invites families to slow down and savor time together. It’s the perfect season to create or renew family rituals—small, meaningful traditions that help children feel secure, connected, and part of something special.

Children at this stage are still developing their emotions and language, and they often can’t yet articulate how they feel most loved. Instead, they show us through their behavior, reactions, and preferences.

Whether it’s your first time adding a sibling to your family or your fourth (or more!), welcoming a new baby is a major transition—for everyone.

Raising a teenager is a journey filled with change, challenge, and—believe it or not—opportunity. As your teen pushes for independence, it can sometimes feel like they’re pulling away from you. But this stage of life doesn’t have to be a season of disconnection. In fact, with intentional effort, it can become a time of deepening your relationship.

Bedtime battles are one of the most common parenting challenges with children of almost any age. As the day winds down and the night...

This is the time of year when many people decide to make a New Year’s resolution to improve some part of their life. Why not make some as...

One strategy that fosters emotional closeness and connection within a family is family rituals. Rituals are events that occur on a...

When trying to communicate with our teens, sometimes it can be hard to engage them in conversation. Learning how to engage with them...

The number one thing we recommend at The Kid's Therapy Center is one on one time with your child. Having 15-30 minutes with your child, 2...

Families have a limited amout of time to share together each week. With parents working and children in school, hanging out with friends,...