Do you make your kids eat all their food? Eating rules that work.

picture of girl looking sad at dinner table

“Dinner is a time to relax, recharge, laugh, tell stories and catch up on the day’s ups and downs, while developing a sense of who we are as a family.” Dr. Anne K. Fishel is a co-founder of The Family Dinner Project and a clinical psychologist, teacher, blogger, and family therapist.

But what happens when dinner is just a frustrating fight? Or a battle of wills? What are some eating rules that can help you? Continue reading “Do you make your kids eat all their food? Eating rules that work.”

Working with Hearing Impaired: 14 Ideas to Help Your Communication

Large group of people eating: one on one conversations are easier for the hearing impaired to understand

This article is entitled, ’14 ideas to help your communication with the hearing impaired’ but this article could also be called, “How to be a good wife when your husband is going deaf.” This is our story. It’s personal.

It is hard to go from hearing well to being hearing impaired. Are you or someone you love facing this?

Hearing impaired Man with bandage on left ear standing with 3 kids Continue reading “Working with Hearing Impaired: 14 Ideas to Help Your Communication”