Spring Fever for Families in Transition

Spring Fever for Families in Transition

Whatever your spring holiday tradition, Easter baskets, Passover or celebrating the Vernal Equinox, for families in transition, it can be a time when tensions run high, patience runs low, and the appetite for creating a perfect holiday may exceed the ability to produce an emotionally balanced meal that suits everyone’s tastes. Holidays conjure up the […]

Peaceful Parenting: Workshop Re-Cap

Peaceful Parenting: Workshop Re-Cap

In case you missed it, Mommybites Bergen hosted one of its signature in-person events last week, which brought moms together for lunch, socializing and important parenting information. The Peaceful Parenting event featured expert Dr. Kevin Brennan, Clinical Psychologist and Parent Coach, and focused on how to remove frustration and anger from the tough job of […]

Reducing Test-Taking Anxiety

Reducing Test-Taking Anxiety

The Situation Today With New York State tests just around the corner, hearing children in your life complaining about their fears or frustrations around writing short answers and extended responses, explaining their answers, or the “stupid Common Core”, may be frequent. As a tutor in Manhattan to several third, fourth, and fifth grade public school […]

The Do’s and Don’ts of Parent-to-Parent Sensitivity
The Best Way To Take A Kid-Free Mini Break
Spring Fling – Peaceful Vacationing for Divorced Families

Spring Fling – Peaceful Vacationing for Divorced Families

Spring break conjures up visions of fun in the sun and a carefree break from school. For divorced or divorcing families and for blended families, long breaks from the school year routine can create a unique set of challenges. Whether you are traveling or having a ‘stay-cation’, sorting out plans and transitions can be exhausting […]

How To Help Your Adolescent Through A Relationship Breakup
Sweet February Deals
Mommy Poppins Picks for the January 18th Weekend (New York City)