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12/10/2025 3:00:15 PM +00:00

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12/8/2025 3:00:06 PM +00:00

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Anxiety can feel overwhelming, but small, consistent steps can make a meaningful difference

12/5/2025 3:00:01 PM +00:00

Anxiety can feel overwhelming, but small, consistent steps can make a meaningful difference. Try these tips to calm your mind, support your body, and create moments of relief throughout your day. And remember — you don’t have to manage it alone. If anxiety is starting to interfere with your routines, relationships, or overall well-being, our team is here to help!
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No Wimpy Parenting goes to the beach!

8/10/2017 8:26:28 PM +00:00

It’s that time of year! Facebook and Instagram are overloaded with pics of adorable tan children frolicking in the surf or digging in the sand. Vacations are supposed to be a wonderful respite from “real life,” but are often surprisingly … Continue reading →

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The “Softer side” of No Wimpy Parenting

3/17/2017 6:38:42 PM +00:00

This is the year I’m writing the No Wimpy Parenting book, and so I’m going to write more regular blogs again. Promise! If you have been a fan of No Wimpy Parenting for a while, you know we are usually … Continue reading →

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A Kid’s Perspective: Choosing Bullying; Choosing Kindness

10/23/2014 4:31:00 PM +00:00

Guest blog by Heather Leah, preschool and school-age teacher in Raleigh, NC. As a teacher, I have the benefit of seeing the “Bullying Conversation” from both sides. Yes, I read the articles about the bullying pandemic, but I also see … Continue reading →

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Ask Dr. Wynns Give-A-Way Contest!

10/21/2014 6:54:19 PM +00:00

You want to be a No Wimpy Parent, but you need some guidance. Never fear! Dr. Wynns is here to put you back on the path to better parenting.  Get expert advice, as she answers your burning questions—no parenting issue … Continue reading →

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Is There a Difference Between Teasing and Bullying?

10/20/2014 4:50:25 PM +00:00

When you hear the word “bully,” what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? A scene from The Karate Kid where Johnny and his merciless gang of Cobra Kai’s pummel the vulnerable “new kid,” Daniel?  Or do you think … Continue reading →

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No Wimpy Parenting™: 5 Steps To Taking Back Your Power

10/16/2014 3:13:15 PM +00:00

It’s time to start a revolution in America – a parenting revolution! Bit by bit, day by day, parents are slowly giving away their power. To whom you ask? To their children! There seems to be an epidemic of kids … Continue reading →

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Don’t blink

9/24/2017 1:47:37 AM +00:00

Tonight I realized something with a giant thud in my heart. My kids never need (or want) me to read out loud to them anymore. The last book was read who knows when. But no one warned me to read slowly, savoring the snuggled bodies tucked in next to me, because it was the last […]

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Teens get a bad rap

4/29/2017 11:38:41 PM +00:00

We’ve all seen the images of self-absorbed teens, taking selfies and laughing with an air of “We are way too cool to make eye contact with you.” Even before “selfies” were a thing, teens had a reputation for having an attitude, thriving on “drama” and being only slightly more self-obsessed than toddlers. Well, I just […]

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How to talk to your kids about the Orlando shooting, or should you?

6/14/2016 2:24:21 AM +00:00

I’ve done a few interviews today for radio and tv news to give tips about how to discuss the Orlando shooting with your kids. The most common question asked is, “What do you say to kids when they hear about or see news about this terrible incident?” I have found most people assume there is […]

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Why I will NEVER be a “normal mother” [Letter to my 12 year old]

6/6/2016 9:05:23 PM +00:00

  Dear Beloved “Tween” of Mine, You recently sighed and mumbled, “I just wish you could be a normal mom.” This was on the heels of your dad and I deciding to opt you out of a 9/11 video at school (you were the “only” kid in the entire 7th grade who had to visit […]

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Harmless teasing, joking, or bullying? What’s a parent to do?

1/20/2014 3:57:33 AM +00:00

Is There a Difference Between Teasing and Bullying? When you hear the word “bully,” what’s the first thing that comes to your mind?—A scene from The Karate Kid where Johnny and his merciless gang of Cobra Kai’s pummel the vulnerable “new kid,” Daniel?  Or do you think about tweens being emotionally and psychologically degraded through […]

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Sibling Strife

8/20/2013 2:38:34 PM +00:00

“But she started it!,” comes the whine from the backseat. If these are familiar words (and I know they are), you’re not alone. Most parents have kids with at least one thing in common: sibling fighting. Unless your children are far apart in age (or they’re benevolent aliens from another planet), they’re going to fight. […]

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