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Why the topics in The Calm and Connected Journal MATTER.

by Marcie Durst | Jan 14, 2025 | Parenting in General, Positive Reinforcement, Teaching Tools

Before you had kids, did you have a picture in your mind of the perfect mom? The kind of mom YOU were going to be? When you think about your imaginary mom now, what’s your reaction? Mine is to laugh! I mean really. I had no idea…. As moms, we know that our attitude...

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