Author Archives: Renaye Thornborrow

TweetShareThree Steps for Helping Your Kids Transition Back-to-School Empowering your kids to embrace change Returning to school after summer break or starting school for the first time can be very stressful for children. Here are three steps that you can … Continue reading →

TweetShareIt’s summer and one of the complaints I hear from many parents is “I’m tired of nagging my kids every morning to do what they are supposed to do.” One of the tools that has helped our family is “The … Continue reading →

TweetShareWhat type of grownup do you want your child to become? I was asked this question several years ago and it was a very powerful question for me. Like you, I was already an engaged and connected parent; however, taking … Continue reading →

TweetShareIf I Feel Self-doubt Does that Mean I Lack Self-confidence? (Complete Article -Part 1 & Part 2) Do you ever experience self-doubt when you’re about to do something new? Do you ever get the jitters and feel nervous? Do you … Continue reading →

TweetShareIf I Feel Self-doubt Does that Mean I Lack Self-confidence? Part 1 How to calm your nerves and build self-confidence before you do something new! Do you ever experience self-doubt when you’re about to do something new? Do you ever … Continue reading →

TweetShareAuthor:  Renaye Thornborrow Hello NextGenParents! Last week we asked the question, does your child have yo-yo self-esteem? Recall that Yo-yo self-esteem occurs when children’s self esteem rises and falls with the ups and downs of their lives (i.e. how they … Continue reading →

TweetShareDoes your child’s self-esteem rise and fall with the grades she makes? Does your child’s self-esteem rise and fall depending on who played with him at school that day? Does your child’s self-esteem crumble if he makes a mistake? If … Continue reading →