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Jennifer Kogan, MSW, RSW, LICSW

Compassion Focused Counseling and Consultation in Washington, DC and Ontario, Canada

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What’s wrong with a little praise?

April 27, 2010 by Jennifer Kogan

While it may seem counterintuitive, it is actually not always helpful to say “Good job!” to your toddler or child. Here’s why.

Filed Under: Articles, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: alfie kohn, empathy, parenting, praise, rewards, unconditional parenting, well-being

The Case Against Breastfeeding

April 1, 2009 by Jennifer Kogan

I highly recommend reading the article below because it is still quite relevant today. Mothers are still told that breast is best despite the research and the need to support what’s best for mothers.

Filed Under: Articles, New Moms Tagged With: breast is best, Breastfeeding, parenting

How to Take a Breath and raise a Kid with Confidence and Heart

June 7, 2007 by Jennifer Kogan

This is article I wrote for the National Association of Social Works site, Help Starts Here on how to take a breath and raise kids with confidence and heart.

Filed Under: Articles, Parents Tagged With: feelings, Floor time, mindfulness, parenting, self care

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