Parenting

Helping Kids Cope with Sports Disappointment - SavvyMom

They Lost?! Helping Kids Cope with Sports Disappointment

What happens when the final buzzer sounds and their team came up short? How can we help our kids cope with sports disappointment?

We Have an Accountability Gap Not a Parental Alienation Epidmic - SavvyMom

We Have an Accountability Gap, Not a Parental Alienation Epidemic

Going no contact isn’t a trend. In most cases, this isn’t parental alienation. It’s unresolved rupture and wounds from childhood and the parents’ refusal to repair.

A Parents' Guide to the Weirdest (and Scariest) Extreme Winter Sports - SavvyMom

A Parent’s Guide to the Weirdest (and Scariest) Winter Sports

A teenager in a shiny unitard is hurtling head-first down an ice chute at highway speeds… How does this happen? Who signs the permission form? This is the wild world of winter sports parenting.

A Story of Hope for Extreme Picky Eaters - SavvyMom

A Story of Hope for Parents of Extreme Picky Eaters

What if “they’ll eat when they’re hungry” simply isn’t true? What if their constant state of “hanger” starts to cause problems? This is a story of hope for parents of extreme picky eaters.

Modern Parenting Trends - SavvyMom

Parenting Trends to Embrace in 2026

Modern parenting trends are shaped by social change, technological innovation, and a renewed focus on emotional well-being. Here are some key trends shaping parenting this year…

Tips to Get Kids to Try New Vegetables - SavvyMom

How to Get Your Kids to Try New Vegetables

Have your kids put a ban on broccoli? Read on for some tips for getting kids to try new vegetables.

Make the Most of Cold, Dreaded, January - SavvyMom

How to Make the Most of Cold, Dark, Dreaded January

It’s a slog. But there are ways to make the most of cold, dark, dreaded January, other than binge-watching Netflix in the name of “self-care.” Here are 5 ideas.

Resolve to Do the Bare Minimum of Parenting: Show Up

Resolve to Do the Bare Minimum of Parenting: Show Up

I’m not a martyr. I’m not a saint. I believe that, when you can, you show up. I say this not as a flex. It’s what I believe is the bare minimum of parenting.

Discussing Traumatic Events with Children - SavvyMom

How to Discuss Traumatic Events with Children

Parenting expert Alyson Schafer shares 5 things to remember when discussing scary news stories and traumatic events with children.