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The articles below give a perspective
on parenting based on the Hand in Hand approach, Parenting
by Connection. A deeper discussion of this approach is
found in Hand in Hand's booklets, Listening
to Children, Setting
Limits with Children, and Supporting
Adolescents. You may reproduce articles without permission.
Please cite our web site as the source.
For articles in Spanish click here.
Answering Children's Core Questions
Backbone and Bounce: Building Resilience
Being "In Control" — The Possible and Impossible in Parenting
Biting, Pushing, Pulling Hair — Helping Children with Aggression
Children, Chores, and Drudgery
Ease the Transition of Moving to a New Home
Eliminating the Hurts of White Racism
Embracing Transitions
Fathers Are Primary Parents!
Financing Parenting
Handling Children’s Feelings in Public Places
Healing the Hurt of Separation
Help for Toddlers When They Bite
Helping a Child Give Up Their Thumb or Pacifier
Helping Children Conquer Their Fears
Helping Children Deal with Shocking Events
Helping Children to Share
Helping Children Who Have Difficulty Sharing
Helping Children with Shyness
Helping Young Children Sleep
Helping Your Child with School
Holidays and Meltdowns - They Go Together Like Peanut Butter And Jelly
Holidays and Meltdowns: They Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly!
How Do Children See Race?
How Special Time Works with Teens
Inoculating Our Children Against Racism
Listening to Nursing Children
Listening to What Children Want
Parenting Amid Threats of War
Partnering with Your Child
Playlistening
Policies that Work Well When Children Get Together
Potty Talk and Body Glee
Power Struggles Dissolve with Laughter
Sample Audio Archives
Setting Limits with Young Children
Sibling Solutions
Sick Mommy, but Listening!
Start School Days with Special Time!
Struggles are OK
Supporting our Adolescent Children
Supporting Sibling Friendships
The Current Situation for Parents and the Work of Parenting
The Time Crunch: Mending Our Lives
The Vigorous Snuggle
There is No "Throwaway" Behavior
We're Doing our Best
What's the Cure for Whining?
Why Not Tickle My Child?
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