Category Archives: families

How to give a true, genuine apology

Posted on by Sabina Kilpatrick

The first thing I address when I am teaching character education, bully-proofing or communication skills is how to give a true, genuine apology.  I have done it with three year olds through adults. We all need to hear it,  it is … Continue reading →

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Put a fork in it, this turkey is BASTED!

Posted on by Sabina Kilpatrick

The Holidays can be wonderful! Warm traditions, lovely memories, fun gatherings and of course perfect family togetherness.  Oh wait….this trips me up every year.  I seem to fall into the trap of thinking that I am supposed to create a perfect season for … Continue reading →

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Family Team Coaches Need Friends, too!

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I am looking forward to a weekend get away with some of my women friends this week.  We always have a fun and bonding time – I highly recommend getting away every now and then!  I go away with a friend or … Continue reading →

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Coaching the Family Team!

Posted on by Sabina Kilpatrick

Many parents step back from school involvement once the Middle School and High School years arrive. I recommend hanging in there in new ways. Though my days of being room mom, driving on field trips and making graveyard cakes for … Continue reading →

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