Articles on How To Feel Good

“Nothing is more important than feeling good!” Abraham Hicks

It’s Time To Feel Good About Your Parenting

Dear Parents! It must be frustrating to know about unconditional love and yet not be able to actually feel it for your children when they are acting out. You know the right thing to do yet it seems you do everything wrong. That has to be depressing. Conventional parenting education tells you to avoid feelings […]

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Feel Good – Facing a Crying Child

How To Feel Good

If a child annoys you by unreasonably crying all day long, perhaps, you are looking for the solution in the wrong place. Instead, look inside you, work on your own fears, and you will be surprised how your child will start being influenced by a change in your mood. Below we offer the stream of […]

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My Child Is Crying! Help Me!

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Time to time I receive messages from mothers about their crying toddlers. In the beginning I was patient enough to explain the depth of the issue and possible solutions to their problem. Now my reaction is “Here we go again!” I wonder, don’t these mothers read my responses or articles? How many times should I […]

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Jessica’s Daily Affirmation

How To Feel Good

Life is supposed to feel good! If you want to know how to feel good, ask Jessica. This toddler won’t throw tantrums out of nothing because she learns that feeling good about her life is exciting morning task. How can it be otherwise if “My whole house is great! ” “I love my dad!” “I […]

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What Helps To Feel Good?

How To Feel Good

Honestly speaking, it is very frustrating when someone says “Be happy!” when you are not. When a new born cries, when a four year old throws tantrums, when a teenager rebels against you, and on the top of this, your spouse just left you – how is it possible to stay happy? No, it is […]

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I Ain’t Gonna Pee Pee My Bed Tonight

We started collecting the best ideas and advice in improving their parent-child communication. In his The Pee Pee song the Kelly family‘s youngest son, Angelo, hilariously performing a solution to the common childhood problem of bed-wetting . This song can be a wonderful addition to every child’s repertoire for its energizing spirit, fun and simplicity. There is only one line in the […]

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