Let's talk about something most of us are terrible at: noticing when things are going well. We're really good at noticing when things go wrong. When the morning is rough, we remember it all day. When our kid has a meltdown, it sticks with us. When we miss a goal or skip a routine, we feel it. But when things go smoothly? When our kid handles frustration better than they used to? When we make it through the week doing the thing we said we'd do? We barely notice. It just become

Let's start with something that might feel a bit uncomfortable: looking back at last year without immediately jumping to what you should have done differently. I know, I know. When most of us think about the past year, we default to the lowlight reel. The times we lost our temper. The goals we didn't hit. The routines that fell apart by March. The moments we felt like we were failing at this whole parenting thing. But what if we flipped the script? What if, instead of catalog