Nicole Bryson

As parents, our lives function on a schedule. We need to leave the house by 7:45 a.m. to drop the kids at school by 8:00, so we can make it to the office in time for our first meeting at 8:15. Our days are filled with scheduled meetings and check-ins, all the way through leaving work in time for school pick-up and soccer practice at 4:30. It can honestly be exhausting AND overwhelming to be thinking about the clock constantly . Not to mention tracking how long dinner will take so it’s on the...

In our last post, we introduced executive functioning—the set of brain-based skills that help kids manage emotions, follow directions,...

As parent coaches, some of the most common struggles we hear from parents sound like this: "I feel like I have to keep reminding them...