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As I forgive, so I am forgiven

Posted by Katie Kovaleski on April 24, 2020 in Quick Facts No Comments

“As I forgive, so am I forgiven.” Thank you for the reminder Elli Richter 💫 No matter what – it always takes two to tango; you are always 50% responsible for the creation and maintenance of any dynamic you find yourself repeatedly stuck in. “Resenting others is essentially blaming them for crossing boundaries that we didn’t effectively

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5 Tips for Staying Cool, Calm and Collected

Posted by Katie Kovaleski on April 15, 2020 in Quick Facts No Comments

1.) Use technology! Establish a sense of normalcy and connection by planning daily morning virtual coffee meetings. Make yourself a grounding, warm beverage and FaceTime/Zoom/Skype someone you love and enjoy connecting with. Even just a 15-minute virtual coffee date can shift your mood. (Same goes for virtual happy hours if that’s up your alley) 2.)

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Accepting What We Don’t Like…

Posted by Katie Kovaleski on April 11, 2020 in Quick Facts No Comments

Wherever there is light there is shadow. And where there is shadow is cast an amplified perspective, a deeper understanding, an extension of compassion. Accept both (light & shadow) to sanctify the ground on which you stand. Reject one or the other and be damned” • Learning to love and embrace that we are equal

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Connecting with your purpose

Posted by Katie Kovaleski on January 27, 2020 in Quick Facts No Comments

Purpose: “the reason for which something is done or created.” My purpose as a health and wellness coach is to help people connect with and remember who they really are and why they are here – to step into their true power and live from that place – their place of PURPOSE. Facilitating growth, healing

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Feeling Stressed or Negative? Your Baby Can Feel It Too

Posted by admin on October 1, 2019 in Quick Facts

I am constantly stressing the importance of a healthy positive attitude with my clients who are sleep training.  I’m sure at this point I sound like a broken record to many of them. But the fact remains that when it comes to not only sleep training but also any interaction you have with your child,

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Tips on lengthening naps – under 4 months

Posted by admin on September 24, 2019 in Quick Facts

The Question: Any tips on lengthening naps for an 11 week old who consistently wakes at the 45 minute mark and won’t continue nap? The Answer:  Although it’s too early to start a rigorous form of sleep training and short naps are the norm for this age due to their sleep arousals or brief wakings

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Giving your child a bottle in bed? You may be putting them at risk for tooth decay, ear infections, choking and poor sleep associations

Posted by admin on September 11, 2019 in Current Research Findings Quick Facts

There is nothing like the feeling of independence both parent and child feel when a baby is able to bottle feed themselves.  It can be so convenient and easy to use the bottle to help your child self soothe to sleep.  But when you let your baby bottle feed themselves to sleep, while laying down

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To swaddle or not to swaddle?

Posted by Katie Kovaleski on January 31, 2019 in Quick Facts

The swaddle debate has become akin to the tummy sleeping debate over the last decade, with research constantly changing and opinions on both sides of the fence divided and flip-flopping frequently. While the most recent research on tummy sleeping has most experts in agreement that infants need to be placed only on their stomachs for

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