Recap of 2024's Parenting Blog Posts - Part 2 of 2

With only a few days left to 2024, I was able to carve out some time to compose this second part to my 2024 series recap .

In honoring my need to unplug from work, while also still checking in, this post will be short and to the point.

Below are the second series of blogs I wrote from July- December 2024. 

You may notice that there are some gaps in between, and that was because I moved my practice to New Providence. 

And, while I could have "pushed through" and adhered to my original plans of being consistent with my publishing, I realized that I needed to shift my priorities and focus on my move, my clients and my family in order to be the best version of myself. 

Why do I share that? Because, it is essential for you to know that it is okay to shift your priorities when life changes come your way. This is also true for when your physical, mental and/or spiritual needs require tending to. 

Being able to focus on what we need and learning not to take "life" so seriously can work wonders for how we show up for ourself and for our loved ones, especially our children. 

So, without further ado, see below for part two of my blog posts for 2024.
 
(Oh, and if you missed the first set, click here)
 

• How to Keep Children Engaged During Summer – While Making Sure You’re Relaxed, Too!

 

• It's Almost A New School Year and I Want to...

 

• What Is the Window of Tolerance for Children, and How Can It Help You in Your Parenting Journey?

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• Recap of 2024's Parenting Blog Posts - Part 1 of 2

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That's all folks. Thanks again for a wonderful year and I'll "see you next year"! 😉

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Christine M. Valentín is a Registered Play Therapist™ who helps children 3-8 manage their emotions, Parents improve their parenting skills and Adults reduce their worry about an aging parent. As a Latina therapist, with 15  years of private practice experience, Christine loves helping people become a more confident version of themselves and develop better relationships within their family. To read her other blog posts, click here. Christine is also passionate about educating parents and mental health professionals. To check out her supportive educational recordings for parents and upcoming CE workshops for mental health professionals, click here.