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Caring is the Magic Ingredient

By Bridgett Miller / October 20, 2020

Comforting a crying child isn’t spoiling them, it’s meeting the need that moved them to tears by showing you care.  I’m quite sure that every parent on the planet has been in the presence of a child who is having their tears over something they’ve repeatedly been cautioned not do.  In the midst of these […]

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Young Children are Perfectly Immature.

By Bridgett Miller / August 10, 2020

In a world that seems obsessed with saying and doing the ‘right’ thing, some people stop saying anything for fear of inadvertently getting it ‘wrong’.Those who do speak up may focus so hard on trying to be ‘correct’ and to ‘please everyone’ their message gets lost in delivery. Of course there are certain words that […]

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Don’t cry…

By Bridgett Miller / August 5, 2020

“When we say the words, “Don’t cry” to an upset child (or anyone), they might get the message, “Don’t feel”. That’s not good for their healthy emotional development.” – BM Although we usually mean well when telling a child (or anyone) not to cry, our doing so often discourages them from feeling the sadness, loss, […]

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Testimonials

Bridgett is the ‘go to resource’ for anyone struggling with parenting challenges and let's face it, if you're a parent you will inevitably have challenges. To alleviate the stress that comes with parenting, spend some time with Bridgett.

Vanessa Wideski, YWCA Facilitator
TriCities Single Mom’s Support Group

Bridgett has a wonderful way of conveying her message in a form that is compassionate and non-judgmental. She leaves you with a sense there is hope for all situations no matter how overwhelmed and discouraged you may be feeling.

Wendy K,
Parent of two, Port Moody, BC

Bridgett is a master at helping parents to see a gentle and alternative path to parenting.

Devon Iversen
M.A., RSLP Registered Speech Language Pathologist 

Bridgett is a gem that nonchalantly casts out words of wisdom that have the potential of changing everything for the better.

Jane Irvin
Counsellor and Private Practitioner.

New parents can often feel like they are the only ones who are going through all these difficult times.  Thank you, Bridgett for sharing your personal challenges. To know we’re not alone and not going crazy is very helpful!  

Lisa Anthony
Tom Thumb Preschool, Vancouver

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