Are You Preparing Your Kids for a World That Doesn’t Exist?
Is it okay to hold kids accountable for their misbehavior, or is this an old-fashioned concept that no longer applies to raising kids in today’s world? We at Love and...
The Gifts Kids Remember Long After the Holidays
The holiday season is in full swing with the usual sources of stress, especially financial strains and high expectations among family members. For parents, one stress that always rises to...
Proven Ways to Help Underachieving Kids Succeed Using Love and Logic
Underachievement in kids is always a concern, and many parents are baffled by how to create the desire for learning in their kids. Love and Logic parenting techniques provide tools...
The First Rule of Love and Logic: Take Good Care of Yourself
Now that Thanksgiving has passed, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are here, signaling that the holiday season is in full swing. Things will become increasingly frenetic for us, with shopping,...
Help and Hope for Kids Who Have Experienced Trauma
Perhaps more than ever before, we are hearing from parents and teachers who are faced with the challenges of working with kids who have experienced some level of trauma. Love...
Gratitude From the Heart of Love and Logic
Gratitude is a sign of respectful, responsible behavior in kids and in adults. We also know that gratitude is good for our mental health and that practicing gratitude can reduce...
Building Strong, Loving Relationships with Kids – The Love and Logic Way
For over 48 years, Love and Logic has provided adults with practical tools for raising responsible, respectful kids. Our mission is simple yet powerful—help adults build loving, healthy relationships with...
The Power of Positive Feelings in Parenting
I love the smell of burnt toast! That familiar aroma, coupled with the odor of overcooked coffee, always leaves a warm feeling in my heart and takes me back to...
Teaching Kids Money Management the Love and Logic Way
When I was young, my parents gave me a weekly allowance—and taught me a valuable lesson about money management. They explained the rules: my allowance was mine to manage. I...
