Bullying doesn’t just fade away after the name-calling stops or the bully backs off. For both the bullied and the bully, the emotional scars can stick around, quietly shaping how they see themselves and the world.So, what happens after the dust settl...

Let’s get real—nobody wants to think of their kid as “the bully.” But the truth is, bullying is a behavior, not an identity. And behaviors can be changed. If we really want to tackle the issue of bullying, we can’t just focus on the kids being bullie...

Let’s be real—when your kid tells you they’re being bullied, your first instinct might be to go full Mama Bear (or Papa Bear) mode and march straight to the school. But hold up—before you grab your coffee mug like a weapon of righteousness, let’s tak...

“Keeping It Real with Holiday Emotions: Tips for Parents” Let’s be real—holidays aren’t always jingle bells and hot cocoa vibes. For some of us, it’s a mix of joy, stress, and trying to keep the kids from losing it. Whether it’s sibling drama, the s...

Hey there, and welcome to the Big Brain Kids blog! I’m so glad you’re here.Let me start by introducing myself and someone very special to me—Lily.Who’s Lily, you ask? She’s like the good angel on my shoulder. She’s the voice of guidance and encourage...

Language is powerful—it shapes the way we see ourselves and the world. As a Registered Behavior Technician, I often work with kids on reframing their self-talk, helping them replace self-critical thoughts with positive language. My book, Power of Wor...

In a world filled with constant change and challenges, emotional resilience is one of the most valuable skills we can teach our kids. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) specializing in behavioral and cognitive techniques, I’ve seen how storyte...