To create peace in the world, we must strive for peace among our own neighbors, peace within our homes, and peace in our own hearts. Here, we share three everyday strategies to raise peacemakers.
Little Green Thumbs: A Guide to Doing Good with the Family Garden
At Doing Good Together™ we love to find ways to make a difference, not occasionally, but regularly, as part of the hobbies and habits we already pursue. Here are four easy ways you and your little one can make a difference with this summer's family vegetable garden and three essential reasons to make gardening your favorite family hobby!
I Wonder: Tools to Inspire Curiosity, Reflection, and Empathy in Kids
For nearly fifteen years Doing Good Together has connected parents with essential tools to open a thoughtful dialogue with their kids. We've seen time and again that by reflecting on our experiences, volunteer efforts, and everyday interactions, children develop strong skills in compassion and problem-solving.
Why Should We Treat Animals with Kindness? 6 Animal-Loving Lessons to Inspire Compassion in Kids
Raising "Good Guys" - Three Projects To Build a Kinder School, Community, and World
Apologize, Forgive, Repeat: Tools to Teach the Art of Reconciliation
Resilient Parenting through Illness
In Praise of Reaching Out
5 Gifts Every Family Needs More of All Year Long
Here's the truth about the holidays. One family alone cannot cancel the chaos. We cannot simplify our way out of the year-end hustle. And we just might need a little help! If you have some spare energy that you didn't have a year or two or twenty ago, reach out to a family you love with gifts that will lighten the worry weight of the holiday season.
Have a Hygge-Filled Holiday with 31 Days of Comfort and Cheer
I Disagree! 7 Civil Conversation Skills for Kids, Teens, and Families
Authentic Gratitude: 3 Ways Giving Thanks Can Do Good
Full Buckets, Happy Hearts, and a Kinder World
Since it came out in 2006, McCloud's book Have You Filled a Bucket Today: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids has become essential reading in schools and homes across the country. I recently had the privilege of chatting with Carol McCloud and learning more about her bucket-filling adventures.