Expectant parent, “terrified” of a third miscarriage, tries not to dump that anxiety on pregnant wife.
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“Young people are feeling betrayed by the older generations. A way to support young people is to engage in climate action ourselves,” a mom said.
Separation anxiety in children is a normal but challenging phase. Check out practical tips to ease distress and promote emotional well-being during separations.
Many students adapt very well to school; they feel good about themselves and their school work. For others, however, school is threatening. Getting through an average school day for some children is fraught with anxiety-producing situations and painful moments.
Many parents are pushing their kids far too hard today — and are advised to ease up and examine their actions. In an interview about how to raise resilient children, New York City-based Erica Komisar, a clinical social worker, psychoanalyst, and parenting expert, recommended that parents “take their foot off the gas” and take a long, […]
“The commonly accepted stereotype of a loving mom is the worrywart. Women don’t recognize it as a problem.”
Bullying isn’t an easy thing to experience. Because of this, it can be a frightening ordeal for those who are targeted. As a result of the agony and stress, they are forced to endure, victims may feel depressed, alone, exposed, and paranoid. Bullying has long-lasting effects, even after the bully has moved on to a […]
A recent study finds a link between this parenting style and anxious children.
The shocking occurrence of ADHD in mothers often goes unnoticed, as women are diagnosed with ADHD less frequently than males, and their symptoms persist into adulthood. The outcome? Many women live with an illness that impacts every area of their lives, including childbearing, without their knowledge. ADHD is a common childhood disorder, but boys are […]
Dealing with depression and anxiety during pregnancy is a challenge that can affect any expecting parent. It’s important to recognize the symptoms, risk factors, and treatments for these common mental health disorders while also exploring coping strategies for anxiety and depression during pregnancy. This knowledge will empower you to better manage your emotional well-being throughout […]
Parenting is an exhausting journey, and coping with parental anxiety and self-care is a crucial part of the process. Let’s face it, nobody could disagree with that. It’s not a walk in the park, and there will be moments when you feel utterly swamped. However, by paying close attention, you can achieve great success. As […]
Adopting a child or raising a child is a challenging task. It’s difficult as it is, so when you add in everything else that needs to be done in life, it can feel like too much. As we discuss how to handle anxiety as a parent, we’ll consider the many roles we also put in […]
It can be challenging to leave your little one behind when you have to go. That’s why it’s important to know effective strategies for coping with baby separation anxiety, so you can feel confident in your baby’s ability to thrive even when you’re not there. Having a baby that cries and screams every time you […]
Worrying about your child’s mental health is normal if you’re experiencing similar worries. Since mental health issues in kids have become common nowadays. One in six children (6-17) in the United States will have a mental health disorder in any given year, reports the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). It’s devastating to see your […]
Teenage depression and anxiety are common problems. Many of the same mental health disorders that affect adults affect teenagers. Despite this, many teenagers go undiagnosed and untreated for treatable diseases. Having an issue with one’s mental health can happen to everyone. Although some kids are genetically predisposed to mental illness, all teens, including straight-A academics […]
Toddlers respond to stress and anxiety symptoms differently based on their age, personality, and personal coping methods. Parents, especially those with young children, may find it difficult to spot their children’s signals of stress or worry. It’s even more difficult to figure out what to do in this situation. Observing Toddlers for Symptoms of Stress […]
When is anxiety a concern for your child? Or if they’re just a normal part of growing up? The origins, symptoms, and treatment choices for childhood anxiety disorders can all be found by doing a little research on your own. Whether it’s a dread of the dark, the start of a new school year, or […]
During the coronavirus pandemic, children’s worries may be heightened. According to experts, having fun is the best antidote to anxiety right now. Even though worries and fears are a typical part of growing up, they can become so ingrained that a child becomes apprehensive even in the midst of familiar situations, despite repeated reassurances from […]
The daily drop-off can be difficult for children who don’t like being parted from their parents. If your child has anxiety about going to school, these suggestions can help them through the daycare, preschool, and primary school years. School is something I despise, says the child. Research shows that it’s a common complaint from children, […]
As you leave the room, does your child weep or cling to you? She might be anxious about being separated from him. Separation anxiety in toddlers is when they fear being parted from their parents. To assist your child in adjusting to life without you, learn to recognize the warning signals. Farewells may be difficult, […]
Helping your preschooler manage their emotions at their young age can be difficlut. But your child’s outbursts can be prevented by teaching him or her better skills to deal with stressful situations. In spite of the fact that preschoolers appear to be more mature than toddlers, they can still be overcome by powerful emotions such […]
You know how much you worry about what you’ll pass on to your children if you’ve ever had a panic attack. Here are helpful parenting tips you can do to prevent passing your anxiety to your children. A person’s anxiety might have hereditary as well as environmental causes. An enormous predisposition for stress to be […]
This book makes a strong case that having larger families can help make us better people. We should make it easier to do so.
This mom wonders how parents stay so calm at busy playgrounds while she cannot seem to relax in viral TikTok.
When people ask, this parent is embarrassed to admit college-grad son works as a bartender.
It’s our job to keep her safe.
Parenting Tips: Parents may sometimes express the expectation that their children should be grateful or indebted to them for everything they’ve done. While gratitude is important, children should not feel obligated to repay their parents for providing them with basic necessities or love and support.
Many opportunities are provided for parents and caregivers to grow their skills with free MATFORCE classes. MATFORCE Classes for Parenting Skills
Here’s why many people would rather have pets than children.
A Millennial mom shared a parody video about Millennial gentle parenting, and it will have you laughing and triggered at the same time. Category : Viral & Trending
“You’re jeopardizing their mental health by focusing on the standards that you think are going to get them into Harvard,” says MGH’s Dr. Gene Beresin, author of an upcoming guide for concerned parents.
The lady is an unhinged narcissist, but I’m supposed to play nice?
Plus: magnet school woes, sibling love, and standing on the table.
From dreading school pickup to being too tired for sex, here’s what 21 parents are talking about this week
We have to pivot in order to accommodate the needs of each of our kids as well as honor our own limitations as parents. Here are some questions that can help guide you as you assess the best way to educate your children.
“There are two keys to finding solid support as a new parent. The first is to force yourself out the door. The second is to acknowledge and embrace that parenting is a messy business,” said…
Becky Kennedy popularized buzzwords like reparenting oneself and co-regulation — it’s made her the most influential parenting expert since Dr. Spock.
A guide to setting up plants in your home and office spaces.
When Annalee Grace, 32, was pregnant with her second child, she started routinely making videos about motherhood to upload to Instagram and TikTok—she wanted to share honestly about all the joy and loneliness she experienced while raising her two daughters, from postpartum anxiety and intrusive thoughts to dinnertime toddler meltdowns. Like many young millennial moms […]
A TikTok mom posted her son’s late-night request for help—here’s why she’s being praised for her response.
Some strategies prove more effective than others when it comes to raising successful children, according to parenting experts.
According to experts.
Lynne Denison Foster is a great horse girl mom. Tiffany Foster is her daughter. What’s her parenting philosophy?
Millennials’ own childhoods have massively shaped their approach to parenting
We’ve broken down everything you need to know about the different parenting styles. Read more on Grazia.
Parenting in today’s digital-first, social media world comes with unique challenges.
Some factors are timeless: Feelings get hurt. Kids feel left out. Other aspects are distinctly new and will make you happy to be middle-aged. If you’re parenting a child on the brink of modern romance, read on.
I get that he’s traumatized, but this isn’t working.
“She’s lashing out at you and trying to make you feel small and stupid because you exposed her.”
Explore the financial challenges of raising a child in Singapore through Torres and Georgia’s story, from housing to education and healthcare costs.
Here’s how parents can navigate the challenges of technology and social media.
I lived with my sister, brother-in-law, and my nephew, Diego, until he was three. Helping raise him was a wonderful experience, but it also made me
More FM radio diva Jay-Jay Feeney delivers her verdict on whether a mum should pay for a son’s big ticket items while he sits at home all day
Prevention101: Series on Trauma: Episode 1 – Parenting in a Post-October 7th World. The series addresses questions regarding trauma following the massacre of October 7th and the surge of global anti-Semitism.
And Ye continues to bring their issues public.
Two University of the Sunshine education experts are calling for more parents to “ground” their children—but not as punishment for misdeeds.
Ditch the weights and skip the high-impact routines
The recent verdict in the Ethan Crumbly case, where his mother, Jennifer, became the “first parent to be held criminally responsible for a mass shooting committed by their child,” sets a legal precedent that should have been set long ago. The neglect of both Crumbly parents regarding their child’s suffering and refusal to take responsibility for providing their son with weapons resulted in the injury and deaths of other children. The days of denying the mental health crises in children have passed.
Scientific Reports – The Tuning in to Kids parenting program delivered online improves emotion socialization and child behavior in a first randomized controlled trial
How caregiving for older parents takes an emotional toll
Speaking to the comedian about parenting, partying, and her new comedy special.
As the diocesan phase of Anne-Gabrielle Caron’s beatification cause gets underway, Aleteia interviewed her mom, asking, “How do you make your child love God?”
Look around, and you will find many young parents celebrating their kids’ monthly ‘birthdates’. While you must also be revelling in these tiny joys, is the inchstone parenting trend doing more harm than good to your child?
Regular readers of this column know how much the authors love to reflect on parenting experiences and practices in other…
Lynda Drake’s parenting book, “The Power of Imperfect Parents: Practical tools to parent your child with disabilities,” will be presented by ReadersMagnet at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The literary festival will occur on April 20-21, 2024, at the University of Southern California Campus, Los Angeles, USA., , , , The LA Times Festival of Books is an annual public festival celebrating community, literature, culture, and arts. Deemed as the largest literary festival in t…
Abigail Shrier’s biting second book makes a meal out of liberal parenting.
Abigail Shrier’s biting second book makes a meal out of liberal parenting.
Summer camp may seem like fun and games, but for parents, trying to find coveted child care slots for all the hours, days and weeks is no picnic.
Summer camp may seem like fun and games, but for parents, trying to find coveted child care slots for all the hours, days and weeks is no picnic.
These books give useful tips and thoughtful insights to help reduce stress and create a happy family environment. Read on. , Features News, Times Now
My daughter’s report from the daycare trenches is unbelievable.
These experiences can impact mental health, which can mediate parenting behaviors like inconsistent discipline.
Too much parenting advice distracts us and puts us out of sync with our kids, while following our instincts doom us to repeat our parents mistakes.
Overprotective parenting can have hidden impacts on children’s development. Become informed and unwrap their future proactively.
3 steps to escape the stress and anxiety of trying to be a “perfect parent.”
In this extract from her new book How To Raise A Viking, Helen Russell wonders if we could learn a thing or two from parents in the Nordic countries
‘Freebirthing’ – bringing a child into the world without any medical support – is on the rise. One mother explains why she chose to do it
As schools get new powers to ban mobile phones, Daisy Greenwell explains why change can also come from parents
A MUM has found herself brutally slammed after letting her six-year-old kid, dubbed ”monster”, have a coffee drink, as well as a manicure. We’ve become a coffee-crazed culture, wi…
Gentle parenting, with its focus on empathy, respect, and communication, provides an excellent framework for guiding your teenager through these
One American mom recently went viral after sharing insights into raising her family in Italy, specifically the Amalfi Coast.
Children raised by authoritarian parents can struggle with independence and socialisation, one student writes.
The extension of adolescence and higher costs of settling down are increasing the burdens on modern parents
My parents think I overindulge my children and think I’m spoiling them, but I have reasons for doing things like I am and raising them like this.
It might feel dangerous to let a teen explore reactionary and unformed pseudo-ideologies. But no one should get canceled at the dinner table.
When her 14-year-old child asked for social media, Guardian advice columnist Annalisa Barbieri held firm. Thank goodness, says her daughter, now grown up
Is it too late to talk to them?
5 priorities for effective parenting
Explore the impact of helicopter parenting on children’s development and the importance of promoting autonomy. Learn about the long-term effects and the value of risk-taking in child development.
If you want to know what helicopter parenting is, whether you’re one, whether it’s a bad thing or how to stop, we (and some experts) have you covered. Read more on Grazia.
Are you an emotionally safe parent? We have listed some signs that will help you gauge that., Parents News, Times Now
Constantly watching your children may seem like a good idea, but studies and advice from doctors indicate that if done excessively, it may actually impede the development of the child.
The potential association between depression among mothers and behavioral self-regulation.
Parenting is a complex journey, and while there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, there are certain drawbacks that parents should try to avoid for the holistic growth of their children. Here are five common pitfalls to steer clear of:
There is information overload in todays time with parents being bombarded with choices when it comes to taking care of their babies skin. Often, they end up making mistakes because of the too many options that they have in front of them. An expert shares insights.
Managing hyperactive kids involves engaging them in sports, establishing a routine, and creating a positive family environment. Sports provide an outl
Too much of anything can have a detrimental effect, even if stemming from the best of intentions. This includes parents’ care for their children, which, if unlimited, can turn into so-called helicopter parenting.
“I’ve been feeling the pressure to get back to doing all the things now that I’m 4 weeks postpartum.”
By implementing these strategies, parents can effectively manage their anger and frustration, creating a more harmonious and supportive environment for themselves and their children.
Parents around the country have realised that children are being exposed to social media too young – the fightback has begun
Key facts about authoritarian parents—for parents and their adult children.
It’s completely out of hand.
After experiencing parenting in the Netherlands, one mom writes about how the Dutch social safety net and government parental support is what makes for the happiest kids. Category : Parenting, Child Learn & Play
A live-in nanny judged parents who ignored their children or didn’t give them enough attention. She was most concerned when the kids called her “mom.”
Dr. Richard Wadsworth believes in allowing his kids to face the natural consequences of their actions in everyday life.
Nine years into the embracing the Nordic approach to parenting, a British mother of three shares some Danish secrets
A mom’s video of her toddler helping at the supermarket checkout triggers a debate on parenting and consideration.
Sapna Radhakrishnan, author of Yelling to Zenning, and other parenting experts share powerful hacks to rewrite your divorce story with calmness and control.
It sounds like a good thing — and it can be. But experts warn against getting carried away.
Mom and content creator over at @thevondyfam recreates the anguish, anxiety, and preparations all parents go through when their child says they have a tummy ache during stomach flu season. You’ll be laughing and nodding in solidarity. Category : Viral & Trending
Research reveals the psychology of the “mother knows best” phenomenon.
As parents, you should know what your child is worried about, and follow these tips to help them combat it. Read to know more.
So you tried and tried to make a normal co-parenting relationship work but pettiness prevailed. Here’s how to keep your child-focused relationship civil.
No parent is perfect. But it’s about trying to be the best you can ever be, right? Parents share their wisdom on how to best do that.
Communication, flexibility, practicality, empathy and perhaps an app can help with the challenges co-parenting presents
Gifted kids often struggle with motivation and remaining persistent when tasks get tough, but parents can raise gifted kids to have more drive. This is how.
Start your co-regulation journey today and build a calmer connection with your child.
While she says it’s not for every family, it’s worked for hers.
Are we chopped liver?
After a traumatic split, I didn’t know how helpful this parenting app could be for my mental health. It turns out, it worked wonders.
Are parents pushing their children too hard? A parenting expert thinks that excessive pressure is causing increased anxiety and depression. See how to redefine success and prioritize emotional well-being.
Nothing I do works.
When it comes to parenting, not all advice should come from the internet. As this mom shared, internet influencers have given us great opportunities to expand our motherhood circle, but they can also overwhelm us with advice.
Older people feel children are worse behaved than before thanks to permissive adults, but younger generations disagree.
Transformative strategies for supporting your adult child through challenges.
The ways that Americans used to learn child-rearing are falling apart. The new ones aren’t filling the gaps left behind.
I can barely get out of my driveway through the blockade of children, toys, and cones.
Thousands of Redditors have weighed in and are patiently awaiting an update.
Here are 5 tips for handling this unsolicited advice causing anxiety and guilt.
Jaiden George, a stay-at-home mom from Oklahoma, has proven that she is not afraid to ruffle a few feathers by sharing her controversial viewers on TikTok.
New parenthood can be isolating, but these solutions are helping some people feel happier and more socially connected
Travis Barker’s ex, Shanna Moakler, bashed him publicly. A divorce and co-parenting specialist explains why that’s not a good idea.
World events and the pressures of social media are creating a generation of anxious younger people – here’s how you can help them cope
To be a supportive parent, we often must leave people-pleasing tendencies aside.
Little Black Book, The campaign features a striking, graphic series of stills and animations from award winning artist Martina Lang
My baby girl has just turned one and every time I think about it, I want to cry.
Don’t get me wrong, her fi…
But are parents really the best teachers?
With our parents often already doing so much to help out with our childcare, are ‘grandparenting classes’ really going to be helpful?
A misunderstood parenting style, or a pathway to child abuse – where do we draw the line?
‘What my kid needs is not what your kid needs.’
Athletic parents don’t want to lie and tell their 4-year-old he’s good at sports.
“My body isn’t for consumption or comparison or correction. It’s for me.”
This is not what I had in mind!
Most people visit Reddit for the memes. I go for the free parenting advice.
Learn how to avoid common mistakes in autism parenting with our simple guide on what not to do with an autistic child.
Thirty-one years into parenting, how does this parent feel invigorated again when their youngest is only 10 years old?
Child perfectionists can grow up to become anxiety-ridden adults, research shows. Here’s a psychologist’s advice on how parents can mitigate those tendencies.
This mother agreed to 50/50 parenting time and shared custody with her ex. She says her time feels rushed with her children and that it goes by too quickly.
The website provides information on hundreds of camps.
While having an iPad kid is the latest joke on social media, one POPSUGAR contributor shares how having an iPad kid makes her a better parent.
Judgments are unhelpful and damaging. Learn specific ways to increase kindness.
Understanding parental perceptions on the management of adolescent screen use.
Co-sleeping is linked to parental sleep disturbances and lower parenting quality, but not infants’ sleep; focusing on healthy sleep and family relationships may be most critical for babies.
It makes me sick.
On this week’s Parenting segment, one woman is worried that her daughter is becoming too health conscious.
Engage your teenager in these ongoing conversations, building a foundation for responsible, compassionate, and confident adulthood.
Mum Margaret Lynch says she’s had enough of feeling like a failure for not getting fitter or healthier in the coldest, darkest month of the year.
A psychoanalyst and social worker in New York City advised parents to rethink the way they’re pushing their kids — and learn to “take their foot off the gas” for their children’s well-being.
When you look at your phone and see the school nurse calling, it can be triggering for many parents. Dr. Becky shares the real reason behind the dread you feel when you need to pick up a sick kid. Category : Parenting, Viral & Trending
Parenting advice on greedy stepdaughters, neglectful fathers, and birthday gifts.
Seattle native Susie Allison, a former teacher, author, and mother of three, popularized the term in a post published on her blog, Busy Toddler, titled ‘Why you’ll find me sittervising.’
In a new profile with ‘Harper’s Bazaar,’ Gisele Bündchen opens up about co-parenting with Tom Brady, her routine, and tuning out the public’s opinions.
Parenting in this social media generation is not easy but following some tips can change the way you look at it.
The reality star, 32, took another swipe at her Geordie Shore co-stars in a furious rant on Instagram on Tuesday.
A single mom allows readers insight into her deepest fears as a parent of children on the autism spectrum.
A MUM has shared a list of controversial rules for her family to follow when meeting her baby. Myer Short admitted that people told her the rules were “over the top” but added that she …
Let’s not even mention the dinosaur stomping.
Most parents worry about the detrimental effects that technology use in our hyperconnected world can have on our children….
Why is the debate about becoming a parent so babyish?
Disagreeing in front of the kids is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be damaging. A mental health professional offers advice.
The mythical “super mom” who works hard at her job while taking care of her children and her home is all over the media. But the pressure for every mom to live like that is…
Let them have their moment and make them feel heard – give this a go for a smooth start to the year
Parenting advice on sick husbands, adoption reunions, and caring for parents.
We already know our bodies and brains hold onto childhood trauma, so it’s not surprising it can affect our parenting. What experts say you can do about it.
When my daughter was born I became obsessed with all the ways I might lose her
The arrival of a newborn is a delightful occasion for many parents, but the transition to parenthood can be challenging. Adjusting to new or additional parenting responsibilities often results in increased …
Letters: Readers respond to the Conservative MP James Daly’s comments about ‘inadequate parenting’ and reflect on why children are struggling
There are so many perfectly good alternatives.
Three mothers film their day-to-day lives parenting children with special educational needs.
By asking for advice, he’s already setting himself up for success.
A 35-year-old new mother shares her journey from extreme behaviors to sober parenting, highlighting the transformative power of daily decisions in battling addiction.
In the last few weeks, two scary-sounding new “trends” have emerged around ‘sextortion’. We spoke to Kim Karr of Digital4Good and #ICanHelp for tips on talking to tweens and teens about digital safety. Category : Safety, Teen Issues
As the New Year is upon us, many of us reflect upon our lives, our successes, our satisfaction, where we have been and likely where we are going. If life is filled with enormous levels of satisfact…
New Year’s resolutions often center on weight loss and personal lifestyle changes, but setting good parenting goals is also well worth the effort, pediatricians say.
Does parental phone time matter for kids?
When it comes to raising kids, my wife and I realized that the only constant is the need to communicate.
Parenting prep: A checklist of 7 baby essentials for newborn care in the New Year 2024
It’s a privilege to be a parent but it can be challenging too. Here, four experts look at typical issues that can arise and suggest constructive ways of dealing with them
Making the right choices as a parent is a journey that calls for self-reflection and flexibility. Whichever style—gentle, authoritative, permissive, or attachment—you prefer, it’s important to recognize the subtleties and possible effects on your child’s growth. Learn more about these style here.
Talking exclusively to FPJ, Yash Birla offered guidance for aspiring students, discussed the education system, and reminisced about past experiences.
In the fast-paced realm of youth sports, a growing concern has emerged—helicopter parenting. Defined as excessive parental involvement that hampers a child’s growth and independence, this phenomenon has raised questions about its impact on young athletes. Sports Mental Performance Coach Haitham Gheita shares his insights with Egyptian Streets, shedding light on the characteristics of helicopter
For many young people, the onset of puberty can be a stressful and perplexing period of time. The list is endless from embarrassing mishaps to hormonal changes, excessive hair growth, and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The awkwardness of puberty is exacerbated for some people, though. That’s why its important that before puberty comes, parents learn how […]
Kids need constant supervision around water – water safety is essential, whether in bathtubs or public pools. Here’s how you can keep your children safe. Summer is just around the corner! The opportunity to cool yourself in the water comes with the summer heat. The time has come to begin swimming instruction. You should go […]
Most students will return to regular, in-person classes in the fall of 2021 after missing nearly a full school year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, many parents are curious about the effects of online education and/or hybrid education on their young learners. Across the country (and the world), most students spend at least some […]
At one point, my anxiety was seriously interfering with my daily activities. I had recently started my first blog and relocated across the country to attend medical school. The increasing demands of my academic schedule had me feeling anxious regularly. Being so far from the people who had been my rock for so long, both […]
Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly,” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be unable to determine if it is a stress reaction, stomach ache, or other ailments. In this article, we’ll talk about how you can help when your children […]
When does good parenting cross the line into unhelpful overparenting?
In parenting, moms often dominate the decision-making aka engage in maternal gatekeeping. Here’s why that happens — and expert tips for taking the pressure off and promoting partnership.
Parenting advice on bribes, too many gifts, and only kids.
By interacting with the environment around them, preschoolers learn. Running, climbing, and swinging on the playground are all necessary activities for them to stay healthy and stimulate their ideas. In this article, we’ll talk all about preschoolers’ screen time restrictions. It is possible to use screen time to reinforce learning and encourage creative play if […]
Children who bully others come in various shapes and sizes, but those who have been bullied are possibly the most confounding. They are not only bullied themselves, but they also bully others, which is a double whammy for them. Learn how the consequences bully victims go through impact their health, and self-esteem. For the most part, […]
Bullied children often endure substantial personal issues, such as feelings of isolation and humiliation, as a result of their treatment by the bully. In addition, many people suffer from stress, worry, and low self-esteem. As a result, many people who have been bullied choose not to tell anybody about their experiences. Here are reasons why bullying […]
People with PTSD were once assumed to be solely those who had served in the military. According to a study, even bullying and relationship abuse can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder. Here’s how bullying can cause PTSD in children. Bullying has a long-term effect on those who are bullied. They are frequently plagued by feelings of […]
Children who witness bullying may suffer the same consequences as those who are forced. Learn more about how bystanders are affected by bullying! Seeing someone else being bullied has a powerful effect. When someone is hurt or offended, most people become upset. As a spectator, you can experience many emotions and stressors when you observe bullying. […]
When it comes to bullying, parents are often concerned about whether or not their children may become victims of it. Many people are surprised to learn that bullying occurs far more frequently than they previously thought. Bullying affects an estimated one in six children, according to some studies. Furthermore, while certain children appear to be […]
Learning and growing intellectually, developing socially, and becoming self-reliant are all important aspects of school. In this article, you will learn how you can boost your youth’s immune system and prevent him from getting sick. Most of their time is spent in classrooms, breeding grounds for germs and diseases that can be passed from one […]
Since more states legalize recreational marijuana, experts are studying the effects of prenatal cannabis on children. Since 2020 alone, six states have decriminalized marijuana use. There are currently 19 states, and DC has legalized marijuana. Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, aimed to investigate the long-term effects of cannabis exposure on fetuses in […]
“People say ‘I’m sorry’ upon first hearing about our son’s diagnosis. We wish they would instead say, ‘That’s amazing!'”
Many parents are wondering how to communicate with their kids about the Covid-19 vaccine. In this article we will talk about just that! The FDA extended the age range for which the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine might be used under its emergency use authorization on May 10, 2021, to cover children aged 12 and up. The […]
Adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are more likely to consider parenthood than their typically developing peers. In this article, learn more about how new studies and findings link ADHD diagnosis with early teenage pregnancy. As if raising a child with special needs wasn’t stressful enough, a new study shows that teens with attention […]
Observing the isolation faced by Black students in predominantly white, upscale institutions, one proactive mother sought a solution. She envisioned and developed the “Private School Village,” a community aimed at providing the support and sense of belonging that Black students in exclusive white schools require. Private schools’ lack of diversity is not a new phenomenon. […]
On Twitter, a controversial story emerged when a father made his 9-year-old daughter spend six hours learning how to use a can opener before she was allowed to eat dinner. This incident sparked a broader conversation, bringing to light the fact that child shaming doesn’t help children learn. It raises the question of how we […]
The viral spread of a simple piece of advice highlights the deep-rooted anxiety many parents share over the preventable tragedy of children succumbing to heatstroke in hot cars. This pervasive concern stems from instances where a child is unintentionally left in a vehicle. Recognizing this, various measures have been proposed as help for parents to […]
Parents, especially those who are new and expecting, frequently encounter comments such as “You think this is difficult, just wait!” which can feel invalidating. In response to this common issue, it’s time to stop advising new and expecting parents to “just wait”. But how do we hold space for the challenging aspects of parenting in […]
If you’re giong through challenging grandparental types and how to establish limits’ in your family, our experts and other parents who have experienced the same can provide valuable insights. Dealing with the grandparent-grandchild relationship can sometimes be tricky, but we’re here to support you through it. Once upon a time, a woman named Mary left […]
Kelsey Escozaria’s story shines a light on what’s behind our obsession with Pregnancy Tests. Even six months after the birth of her son, she holds onto 30 positive pregnancy tests, which are carefully tucked away in her closet. These are just a fraction of the over 200 at-home urine tests and more than 500 ovulation […]
When her baby consistently rejected feeding, one mother discovered a high lipase content in her breast milk. Here’s an expert insight into what it means to your baby to drink milk with a high lipase content and the steps that can be taken to manage it. My maternity leave expired when my baby was a […]
“Congratulations on welcoming a new little one into your life! As all fathers do, your role in this exciting (and exhausting) time is crucial, particularly when it comes to breastfeeding support. Both your partner and family will need you more than ever as having a baby brings about significant changes for everyone. It’s a period […]
After weathering the storm of countless restless nights, you’re now ready to establish a bedtime routine for your little one. In devising the perfect sleep routine for 4, 5, and 6-month-old infants, there are specific things to expect in a baby’s sleep schedule that can guide your approach. 1. How Much Sleep Will Baby Get? […]
A mom’s experience with smiling depression reveals a tale of millions who suffer silently, presenting a facade of cheerfulness. Her story provides an insightful perspective on “When Happiness Disguises a Parent’s Hurt,” a situation many parents may find themselves in. I wish I could say that this is a good day, a fine day, or […]
Just three months ago, coming out as a lesbian marked the end of my marriage. Encouraging my ex-husband to date again seemed like the right thing to do, yet by the next morning, I found myself grappling with unexpected feelings of envy. This is my journey navigating the intricate dynamics of what it’s like to […]
In a candid Reddit post, a mom’s open letter to the Target customer who insulted her, describing how she was protecting her 2-year-old daughter in the store’s parking lot when the stranger approached her and accused her of smacking her child. Every new mom knows that running errands with a newborn is challenging. Are you […]
The mother shared on Reddit how her 3-year-old daughter’s crazy toddler behavior ended up traumatizing a stranger at the grocery shop, leaving the person shocked by the incident. Every parent knows that taking young children to the grocery store is an arduous, multitasking-intensive activity. They are occasionally on their best behavior. At times, as one […]
Black expectant mothers must be aware of unnecessary dangers throughout pregnancy; however, this does not preclude a joyful experience. Embracing various ways to celebrate pregnancy can help make this time special and memorable for mothers-to-be. It is well-known that several highs and lows mark pregnancy. But, many pregnant women find themselves languishing in their lows, […]
My spouse and I never anticipated sharing a bed with our child. After the birth of our daughter, all of our plans went out the window, and we found ourselves co-sleeping – a decision that nearly destroyed my marriage. My husband and I never expected to co-sleep with our baby when we began planning for […]
When wondering, “Is it OK to have children after the age of 35?”, it’s reassuring to know that the majority of women who give birth after this age will have uncomplicated pregnancies and deliver healthy children. Although there is an increased risk of certain difficulties associated with giving birth after 35, the scientific evidence suggests […]
A recent survey, which aimed to analyze various age-related parenting challenges, found that contrary to the popular belief that 8-year-olds are the hardest to parent, the majority of parents reported experiencing the most challenging parenting situations between the ages of three and five. This highlights the complexity of early childhood development and the wide range […]
In today’s fast-paced world, it seems that teens are no longer interested in driving, as compared to younger generations. The increase in popularity of ride-sharing apps has made adolescents less eager to get behind the wheel. But should parents still make it mandatory for their children to take driving lessons when the time comes? Various […]
Coping with the heartache of experiencing a miscarriage can be incredibly difficult. In learning how to help miscarriage patients grieve, a grief therapist would often recommend five different approaches to compassionately assist clients through the grieving process. People come to me when they are at their lowest point in their grief because I am a […]
Are you desperately craving sleep? A parent’s guide to the Ferber method of sleep training can be just what you need. Learn more about this approach, which teaches infants to self-soothe and fall asleep independently, providing relief for sleep-deprived parents. Dr. Richard Ferber, a pediatrician, invented the Ferber approach. In his 1985 best-selling book Solve […]
Navigating the world of preschools and daycares can be overwhelming, especially when wondering: can preschools and schools implement potty training policies? This guide aims to provide clarity for anxious parents of toddlers who are not potty trained, helping them better understand the varying policies and requirements that may apply. Given the stressful nature of potty […]
Is your child more demanding than others their age, and are you wondering how to know if your baby is just fussy or a high needs baby? Find out if your child fits the “high needs infant” definition and learn strategies for dealing with them even though this is not a medical diagnosis. We can […]
Consistent childcare for the children of working parents, like investing in daycare, has economic, educational, and personal significance, despite being a significant financial burden for most households. Understanding how investing in daycare benefits you and your family can show that it’s not only a wonderful value for families, but for all of us as well. […]
When it comes to the amount of breast milk that your body produces, how significant of an impact does nutrition truly have, especially when considering options like lactation cookies for boosting breastmilk production? Here is the lowdown, along with my experience with lactation bites after giving birth to my child: It’s always a shock and […]
A child psychologist describes a popular service, revealing that parents are employing potty training experts for consultations on toilet training. Here is what parents need to know about these toilet training coaches and their approach. Young children acquire new skills by interacting with their surroundings. Potty training is one of these non-innate skills that must […]
While snowplow parents may believe they are helping their children succeed, the effects of the snowplow parenting trend can actually hinder children from learning crucial coping skills. This parenting style may not be as beneficial as it seems. Like one that clears snow from the street, a snowplow parent does the same for their child. […]
I received my first cell phone in seventh grade, long before I understood what teen phone addiction looks like. A few years after the majority of my friends had cell phones, I immediately felt like I belonged to the conversation again. Before I received my own phone, I frequently stayed home from social parties and […]
The newlyweds who have a child being treated in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) require additional support, and thoughtful NICU Parent and Nurse Gifts can make all the difference. The following are some suggestions for presents that could be given to parents or nurses to show your appreciation and care. A new baby can […]
The reason why parents love fiver birthday celebrations is that this ingenious party idea makes throwing birthday parties for children significantly less stressful, ensuring a fun and enjoyable experience. Kids’ birthday party fads are continually growing, and recent examples include smash cakes and doughnut walls. This is because parents are always looking for fresh and […]
It can be challenging when one partner fundamentally disagrees with the other’s approach to parenting. If you’re wondering, “What can I do if I disagree with my partner’s parenting?” we have some valuable insights and suggestions on how to address the situation and reach a common understanding. I disagree with how my spouse raises his […]
Medical professionals reveal the reality about top pregnancy concerns, addressing some of the most common worries expectant mothers have—and why these concerns aren’t quite as terrible as you might believe them to be. Why It’s Natural To Feel Anxious Throughout Pregnancy And How To Deal With It During pregnancy, it is normal for you to […]
If you think being a parent is in your future, it’s essential to ponder some crucial questions to know if you’re ready to have a baby. We’ve compiled eight questions you should ask yourself before beginning your fertility treatments, ensuring you’re prepared for the journey ahead. After you and your partner (if you have one) […]
Just like Kate Middleton and Amy Schumer, I suffered from Hyperemesis Gravidarum during my pregnancy, which led to losing weight due to the severe morning sickness. It produced some of my most traumatic experiences in life. Three-score pounds This is the total amount of weight I lost during both of my pregnancies. I lost 41 […]
Discover the top online counseling services for children, teens, and adults, including Talkspace, which can provide valuable support and guidance for you and your family in times of need. It is fairly uncommon for parents to struggle to balance their familial, social, and professional lives and their health. While discussing what’s going on and how […]
When you’re faced with the issue of “my kid keeps hitting other kids at daycare,” it’s essential to address the situation. Young children’s aggressive behavior is common but unacceptable, and in this article, we explain how to collaborate with daycare teachers to find effective strategies for helping your child through this challenging phase. I believe […]
Navigating the journey of what to expect from pregnancy after a stillbirth can be emotionally challenging. In this article, both medical professionals and parents who have experienced their own rainbow babies discuss how your perspective on pregnancy and childbirth might shift completely. Stillbirth is the term used to describe the unnatural passing of a fetus […]
During pregnancy, getting tested for HIV regularly has become the norm these days, which raises the stakes for getting a false positive result. Learn why HIV tests may come back falsely positive during pregnancy, with fascinating explanations provided by experts. The extensive testing and blood work required throughout pregnancy can be a very stressful part […]
Fostering children’s emotional and social growth is just as important as helping them develop physically strong habits like healthy eating, exercise, and adequate rest. By encouraging these habits from an early age, you can help your child develop resilience in the face of difficult emotions, social interactions, and novel circumstances. We refer to these abilities […]
While home exercises that can possibly initiate labor might not induce labor immediately, they can enhance a pregnant woman’s alignment and encourage the baby to assume a delivery position. In this article, experts discuss how to perform these exercises safely and efficiently. By the end of the third trimester, most expecting parents are eager to […]
First and foremost, as a parent of a tube-fed child, you shouldn’t be terrified; you’ve got this. In this article, we’ll discuss what you should know if your kid needs a feeding tube. Familiarize yourself with this extremely vital tool designed to keep your child healthy and growing. Has your child’s pediatrician proposed a feeding […]
Navigating the challenges of parenting, our heartfelt guide to educating children about honesty aims to help you instill the importance of truthfulness in your preschooler or elementary-aged child, even though all children may lie at times. It is typical for children to lie. In fact, research indicates that children begin to lie as early as […]
In this article, we’ll discuss everything parents should know about ear seeds, a traditional Chinese medical practice that has existed for thousands of years. Here, we’ll explore the characteristics and benefits of this increasingly popular treatment. East Asian acupuncture practitioner Gudrun Snyder frequently utilizes ear seeds on her patients. She applies the tiny seeds or […]
Recognizing the importance of apologizing to your children is a crucial aspect of healthy parenting. Children benefit greatly from hearing their parents apologize to them, and by learning how to apologize to one another, you can deepen your relationship and foster an environment of trust and understanding. Instead of being a nice break, the five […]
Having a baby will have a profound effect on your body. To help you understand these changes, we’ve gathered some facts new mothers should know about their postpartum body, according to medical professionals and physiotherapists. Discover what to expect and how to take care of yourself after giving birth. Once you give birth, the physical […]
Discussing mental health and suicide prevention with your teens is essential to keeping them safe and supported. You should be aware of the warning signs associated with mental health issues and the stigma surrounding suicide. Staying connected and strong as a family requires knowing how to talk to your teen about mental health, get your […]
Even in difficult times, you will require the best babysitter within your budget. To ensure you have a sitter you can rely on for a simple night out, an adults-only dinner party, or an unexpected late night at work, consider our top advice from a babysitter. But how can you foster, build, and maintain that […]
The new anonymous messaging app Gas is gaining a lot of traction among young people. It seems that the lure is the sense of protection that comes with being able to use the app without the risk of being identified by one’s peers. But what parents should understand about the Gas app is whether it […]
While the “terrible twos” might be challenging, we spoke with several professionals to learn how to handle your “terrible twos” and navigate this stage with patience, compassion, and grace. If you are a parent of a small child, you are concerned about your child entering the toddler years, namely the “terrible twos” phase. The term […]
Depression’s impact on children and families is significant, as this frequent ailment can affect not only the parents but also their loved ones. Here’s how to seek treatment for your children and help them cope with the challenges they face. One in six Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will experience […]
Respectful discipline is something that professionals recommend, but should that respect also be extended to a child’s friend? The question “Should Teenagers Text Their Friends When Grounded?” has sparked a debate, with one user on Reddit arguing that it ought to be allowed. Mobile phones are a wonderful way to stay in touch with loved […]
Learn how to monitor your child’s meals and make a few straightforward charts to track your baby’s health. Nothing on this earth is nicer than a newborn infant. But because babies do not arrive with an instruction manual, it might be tempting for a parent to worry about the amount of food their child consumes—is […]
Navigating the world of personal hygiene can be challenging for tweens and teens. Having a tween in the house can make things smelly, and as they face emotional and physical shifts that come with puberty, it’s essential to provide tips on personal hygiene for tweens and teens to help them through these transitions. Some preteens […]
The cost of mental healthcare can be a barrier, making it difficult to obtain. To help, we’ve compiled a list of free family mental health resources and services that won’t cost you a thing, ensuring you and your loved ones have access to the support you need. It should be considered just as important to […]
Do you suspect you may be co-parenting with a narcissist? If you’re wondering what you should do if you co-parent with a narcissist, specialists outline the telltale indicators of potentially stressful situations and how to navigate them best. Co-parenting consists of two separated or divorced parents caring for their children jointly. This parenting arrangement can […]
It’s not easy to be a teen, and even more challenging to be a teen’s parent. As we further explore knowing and understanding our teens, hearing a teen’s perspective can help parents better understand their teen’s challenges and fears. In this short article, teens discuss what it’s like to be a teen today and what […]
Learn how to handle sleep regressions in toddlers, as childhood sleep difficulties are a normal aspect of growth. By utilizing effective strategies, you can make these challenging periods simpler for both you and your little one. Follow our guidance to navigate these sleep disruptions with ease. Even if you have a kid who sleeps through […]
Ensuring over-the-counter protection for children is crucial when purchasing medications. Heading to the nearest chain drug store may make it simple to obtain pills, ointments, and liquids that can relieve stuffy noses, aching limbs, and nagging coughs while saving you time at the doctor’s office. However, not all doses and types are suitable for smaller […]
Summertime can disrupt your adolescent’s sleep schedule. Emily Edlynn, Ph.D., the ‘Ask Your Mom’ columnist for Parents, discusses how you can help your teen establish a healthy sleep schedule, why this is important, and why it can be a problem during the summer months. When summer approaches, my adolescent’s sleep schedule devolves into complete mayhem. […]
It’s hard to separate teething from lack of sleep like oil and water. Discover the best ways to help your teething baby at night with the following ideas that may help you soothe your little one back to sleep. The discomfort associated with teething, which can manifest in various ways in a baby’s mouth, including […]
Embracing the scientifically proven advantages of eating as a family, sitting down together for a meal (dinner isn’t the only option) can bring immense benefits for parents and children alike. Could sharing meals together be the ultimate parenting strategy? In just an hour, what other activity can boost your kids’ academic achievements, self-confidence, heart health, […]
As more parents search for answers, understanding what parents should know about CBD oil and autism becomes essential. With CBD oil gaining traction as a therapy option for various health concerns, including autism, the question remains: Is CBD oil a safe and compassionate treatment for autism when given to children? Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is […]
During the global pandemic, fear and anxiety led to germophobia in many children. By asking “What Can I Do About My Child’s Germophobia,” parents can find scientifically-backed coping practices to support their children at home. Since the pandemic, my 9-year-old has been preoccupied with germs. He washes his hands frequently and asks me if random […]
When it comes to paying a babysitter, figuring out how much is reasonable can be a challenge for parents in need of a break. To help you decide on the appropriate amount, consider the following list of questions that will guide you in determining the right compensation for your babysitter. Hiring a babysitter can be […]
As unfortunate as it is, bullying and cyberbullying are more common than you may think. Understanding how to put an end to bullying is crucial, as about 20% of students in the 12-18 age range reported experiencing bullying in school in 2017. Numerous adults and students would benefit from hearing concrete strategies for combating bullying. […]
As summer draws close, many homes are filled with anticipation and anxiety for the first day of school, so discovering ways to get ready for the new school year is essential. Changes associated with the start of a new school year can elicit strong emotions in children of all ages (and their parents, too). That’s […]
Teen Counseling, an online counseling for teens service, caters to adolescents by allowing them to contact therapists through their preferred method, whether it’s video, live chat, texting, or phone conversations. Parentsnkids.org considers it a viable solution for parents and adolescents seeking alternatives to traditional talk therapy. We also appreciate that parents and teens have separate […]
Your child’s changing behaviors can be linked to 4 important emotions that you should discuss with children. This guide will help break them down for your kid in terms they can easily understand and navigate. Caretakers, whether consciously or not, begin mirroring their charges’ emotional expressions at the age of one. Do you recall frowning […]
As a parent, it’s natural to want your baby to be happy and content. But did you know that there’s a secret to raising a happy baby? With a little bit of knowledge and plenty of love, you can teach your child to self-soothe and maintain that state of contentment. As I got home from […]
Experiencing a miscarriage is a heartbreaking event for any parent, but there are steps you can take to minimize your risk of one occurring. Learn about the ways to protect your pregnancy and give your baby the best chance for a healthy future. According to the March of Dimes, 10 to 15 percent of confirmed […]
If natural conception fails, couples may consider in vitro fertilization as a viable option. It’s crucial to understand what you should know before starting in vitro fertilization, which is why consulting with a doctor should be a priority. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a decision that can bring equal parts joy and anxiety. One positive […]
As the due date approaches, expectant mothers are often apprehensive about the onset of contractions. Understanding what the different types of contractions mean can help ease anxiety and make the labor and delivery process smoother. Your mind is usually preoccupied with the conclusion of your pregnancy: labor, delivery, and that precious baby. And what is […]
As a parent, you know how much you care for your child’s well-being. But what if their constant phone usage is taking a toll on their mental health? Keep an eye out for these telltale signs that your child may be addicted to their phone and find ways to help them before it’s too late. […]
It’s alarming to see how body-checking activities have been on the rise, especially among the youth, due to the influence of social media. As a parent, it’s crucial to understand what your child might be exposed to and take necessary precautions. Here’s what parents must know about body checking. Most individuals are aware of the […]
If you’re trying to conceive, choosing the right sexual position can make all the difference. Here’s what fertility specialists recommend for effective sexual positions to conceive. Like many couples attempting to conceive the traditional way (through penis-in-vagina sex), you’re undoubtedly curious about the optimal sex position for conception. If you can believe it, researchers still […]
As the due date passes, some women may feel the need to induce labor on their own by breaking their own water. However, before considering this option, many wonder, “Is it okay to break your own water?” We consulted with experts to provide insight into this risky practice. Pregnancy symptoms, such as nausea, fatigue, and […]
When it comes to the safety of your baby, every parent wants to take every precaution possible. One question that arises frequently is whether purchasing a SIDS baby monitor is necessary. Let’s explore what the experts have to say on the matter. Taking a newborn child home can be an extremely overwhelming experience. The obligation […]
These days, finding a reliable provider of family therapy is more important than ever. For those seeking convenience and accessibility, online family therapy may be the best option. Check out the best providers of online family therapy to help your family thrive. Online family therapy is a virtual kind of psychotherapy that can assist families […]
As a parent, it can be heartbreaking to see your child suffer from emetophobia. The fear of vomiting can be overwhelming for them, but as their parent and caregiver, you have options to help them cope. Learn how to handle your child’s emetophobia with these effective strategies. Vomiting. No one likes it. Some individuals dislike […]
It is of utmost importance that parents are aware of the telltale signs of teenage body dysmorphic disorder, as this is a critical stage in their children’s lives. By being knowledgeable about the symptoms, parents can intervene early and help their children overcome this disorder, paving the way for them to live happy and fulfilling […]
Given the accessibility of technology, online counseling for teens has become more popular than ever. No matter where they are, teens can receive the mental health services they need through virtual counseling sessions. The best online therapy for teens will provide flexible scheduling and remote access from anywhere because many teenagers lack the time and […]
The Complete Guide To Lamaze Method – Lamaze is a childbirth preparation program designed to boost confidence and teach labor coping skills. Learn more about the natural method to determine if it is best for you. Lamaze is the oldest and most popular form of childbirth preparation in the United States. In the 1950s, Dr. […]
Should you allow your children to watch horror movies? If you decide to allow your children to watch horror films, you can boost the likelihood of a positive experience by following these steps. Fear management can help children become more resilient, but thriller films are not for everyone—especially children. So, when my sixth-grader requested if […]
Nothing is more important as a parent than the health and wellbeing of your child. By teaching your little one affirmations that will empower them, you are giving them a powerful tool to enhance their emotional and mental health for years to come. Use these affirmations that will empower your kid and help them thrive […]
Expecting a baby is an exciting but expensive time, and the cost of an ultrasound can be a source of anxiety for many parents-to-be. Don’t let worries about the price of an ultrasound prevent you from getting the care you need. Learn more about what to expect regarding ultrasound fees and available payment plans. When […]
Experts explain the reasons why screaming at your kid doesn’t work and suggest alternative ways of discipline. Although most parents have yelled at their kids at some point, it can be good to understand how it affects our children the next time your three-year-old throws a plate of food across the kitchen. Dr. Joseph Shrand, […]
Learn about the pros and cons of permissive parenting. Parents who are hospitable and lenient provide ample access to all things amusing. But are they overly accommodating? Do you avoid telling your children “no” at all costs? Because you want to preserve your BFF status, do you avoid disciplining them? Do you have a tendency […]
Volunteering is a noble act that brings joy and fulfillment to both the giver and the receiver. And when it comes to children, the perks of volunteering go beyond the warm and fuzzy feeling it provides; it also helps instill valuable life lessons and skills that will benefit them in the long run. Despite its […]
Are you wondering how to teach your child to sleep? When should you begin sleep training? These expert-approved recommendations might serve as a guide, as the optimal period for each child varies. It turns out that the answer to the question of when to sleep-train a child is not straightforward. Isabela Granic, Ph.D., a developmental […]
Being a parent can be challenging, especially during the early stages of your child’s development. That’s why we’re here to help you navigate through some of the most Challenging Stages of Child Growth during infanthood, with expert advice to make the journey a little bit easier. Incredible milestones like your baby’s first smile, the first […]
As a parent, nothing is more important than ensuring your child gets the rest they need to grow and thrive. That’s why our expert guidance and sleep schedule, broken down by age group, can help you discover how much sleep your kids should get, so you can rest easy knowing your little one is well-rested […]
Expecting moms, it’s time to take control of your delivery! Discover safe and natural strategies for inducing labor at home, with expert guidance from doctors. From acupressure to walking, learn the best home remedies for accelerating labor and achieving the birth you want with these proven strategies for inducing labor at home. You’re keeping a […]
As a parent, it can be heartbreaking to discuss gun violence with your children, but it’s essential to educate and protect them. Here’s how to approach the conversation and discuss gun violence with children. Ten individuals were killed, and another ten were injured in a shooting at a dance class in Monterey Park, California. As […]
Do you know your parenting style? In this article, we will examine several styles, from authoritarian to authoritative, permissive to negligent, to help you identify which style you employ. A quick glance around the playground will reveal various parenting techniques. In the 1960s, developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind established three distinct forms of parenting depending on […]
Single fathers face unique challenges in raising their children alone, but with the right tips and support, they can successfully navigate parenthood. As a growing trend in the United States, single fathers can find solidarity and resources to help them thrive in their role as the sole breadwinner and caregiver for their family. Single fatherhood […]
Navigating the ups and downs of a blended family can be overwhelming, but with effective stepparenting tips, it’s possible to build strong relationships with your stepchildren. Whether you’re struggling to find your place or feeling like an outsider, these tips can help you create a loving and fulfilling family dynamic. Here are some of the […]
It’s easy to get bogged down by the daily stresses of life, but what if we focused on creating a happier environment for our families? Making your home a happier place to live can have a profound impact on everyone’s well-being, from reducing anxiety to boosting overall happiness. “It’s the scientific study of what makes […]
When it comes to learning, perfectionism can be both a blessing and a curse. While it can drive students to achieve great success, it can also prevent them from taking risks and trying new things. In some cases, perfectionism can even lead to anxiety and physical symptoms, as one concerned parent found with their son’s […]
As a parent, it’s heart-wrenching to see your child sick, especially during their first cold and flu season. But fear not, there are ways to help them get through it. Check out our tips on how to survive your child’s first cold and make the journey a little easier for both of you. Babies lack […]
Becoming a new mom can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. The joy of bringing a new life into the world is unparalleled, but the responsibilities of motherhood can take a toll on your physical and emotional well-being. Knowing how to take care of yourself as a new mom is crucial for your health and happiness, […]
It’s normal to feel irritated by your child’s whining voice. That is especially true when you can’t seem to figure out why your kid is whining. Even the most patient parent has their limits tested by the grating sound of a whining toddler. Children whine to get an adult to pay attention to them or […]
Having more than one child is a life-altering decision, and it’s met with a wide range of emotions and expectations. You might imagine your kids playing happily together, growing up to be lifelong best buddies, and even holding hands. You might fantasize that your offspring will grow up to be inseparable best friends and use […]
Your toddler just bit another child at daycare, and you just got the news. And now your thoughts are racing: Are the children safe? What would cause my kid to bite somebody? Have I done something wrong? What could possibly be wrong with him/her? Is it reasonable for me to be concerned? In this article, […]
Children need plenty of time to sleep each night to grow and develop normally. Parents should know that their kids need a set bedtime and a good night’s sleep more than anything else. Here are some additional details about how you can make bedtime the best part of their day. In the same way that […]
Besides being enjoyable, creating a win-win environment in youth sports can have positive effects on children’s physical and mental well-being. According to a recent study, children who develop a passion for athletics are more likely to maintain an active lifestyle all through adolescence. Children of all ages can participate in children’s sports through venues such […]
Even adults have a hard time adjusting to change, let alone children. That’s why parents need to know what they can do in helping their kids adjust to the major life changes they’re about to face. Children thrive in predictable environments; routine disruptions can significantly impact their moods. Divorce, relocating with one’s family, or losing […]
My little preschooler doesn’t mind when I’m around. I can’t count how many times I’ve warned him not to jump off the bed. Does your child show the same behavior? If they do, in this article, you’re gonna find out 4 ways on how can start a positive parenting routine that’s going to help your […]
Does your child want to be constantly to be held? In this article, you will discover 5 easy steps on how you can handle your clingy toddler. “What’s the deal with my clingy toddler?” “My crying toddler begs me to pick him up, but if I do, I won’t be able to do anything else.”
Children who have ADHD are more impulsive, inattentive, and hyperactive than they should be for these and other reasons. When a child has ADHD, he or she will have a hard time developing the self-control and self-regulation abilities he or she needs. As a result, they might be difficult for parents to control. That’s why […]
Many parents are wondering how to communicate with their kids about the Covid-19 vaccination. In this article, we will talk about how you can do it properly and accurately. The FDA extended the age range for which the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine might be used under its emergency use authorization on May 10, 2021, to cover […]
For parents, starting a discussion about the consequences of tobacco smoking with their children is never too early. Educating your child about smoking and its dangers may not seem necessary when they’re only 5 or 6, but the more time you have to reaffirm the harm that smoking may do, the more effective it will […]
Learning and growing intellectually, developing socially, and becoming self-reliant are all important aspects of school. In this article, you will learn the steps you can take in preventing your child from getting sick in the coming school years and when you should decide to make them take antibiotics, and when they’re too ill to go […]
Children who bully others come in various shapes and sizes, but those who have been bullied are possibly the most confounding. They are not only bullied themselves, but they also bully others, which is a double whammy for them. In this article, you will learn more about the devastating effects of bullying on our children. For […]
Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly,” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be unable to determine if it is a stress reaction, stomach ache, or other ailments. In this article, we’ll talk about how you can help when your kids […]
At one point, my anxiety was seriously interfering with my daily activities, especially with parenting anxious children. I had recently started my first blog and relocated across the country to attend medical school. Back then, I was searching for a group of people who would understand my postpartum anxiety and help me work through my […]
As the pandemic disrupted the usual way of education, parents and young learners had to quickly adapt to the new norm of online education. With our article on Preparing Young Learners for Online Education, we provide helpful tips to ensure that parents and their young learners are equipped with the knowledge and skills to overcome […]
Kids need constant supervision around water. Parents must take the initiative in protecting their children from any kind of body of water whether in the bathtub or the pool. In this article, we’ll fill you in with all the information you’ll need to keep your precious little ones safe while playing in the water. Summer […]
For many pre-teen girls, navigating puberty can be a stressful and perplexing period. The list is endless from embarrassing mishaps to hormonal changes, excessive hair growth, and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The awkwardness of puberty is exacerbated for some people, though. That’s why its important that before puberty comes, parents learn how to prepare their girls […]
As parents, our primary motivation is to provide a good life for our offspring. Nothing can ever take away that feeling. It can grow stronger as young people begin to take on more adult responsibilities. The process of assisting your teen so that they will develop into a self-reliant and productive adult is both challenging […]
In this article, we’ll talk about how children with an autism diagnosis are more likely to have suicidal thoughts and what you can do to as a parent to help.An estimated 700,000 people worldwide take their own lives every year. It’s the second largest killer of American kids and young adults (10-34) after heart disease. […]
In this article, we’ll talk about how eating disorders in children can both affect girls & boys. As well as the symptoms & what you can do. When they think of persons with eating disorders, most people picture women and girls in their teens and early adulthood. In the United States, eating disorders affect around […]
In this article, we’ll talk about the pets that you have at home that could make you sick and how you can prevent that from happening. The CDC has issued a warning about the presence of salmonella in baby turtles. The alert is issued in the midst of a sickness outbreak that has already claimed […]
As soon as a pregnancy is confirmed, new parents are hit with gendered messages everywhere: pink and blue onesies, gender reveal parties, and pressures from social media on “holidays” like “National Son and Daughter Day.” Annually on August 11, our country celebrates a major holiday. But not every child identifies as a “son” or “daughter,” […]
Due to the pandemic, the rise of the stay-at-home high school parent is on the rise. Those who choose to stay home to raise their children are typically associated with caring for infants and toddlers. According to the data, mothers with young children (those under the age of three) are the most likely to stay […]
The year 2020 was unlike any other. The suddenness of the coronavirus pandemic threw all of our children’s routines and reality into disarray. That’s why its crucial parents focus on assisting children in dealing with their emotions. Children’s interactions with their peers and adults in their communities ground to a halt as after-school programs and […]
An American lady who tested positive for monkeypox during her pregnancy has reportedly given birth to a healthy infant as the outbreak continues to spread across the country. Monkeypox cases are on the rise. In this article, learn more on what you should know about monkeypox and pregancy. According to the Centers for Disease Control […]
Parents are wondering if their unvaccinated children can travel with them. Find out what the experts say in this article! You and your family may decide to take a long-overdue vacation now that COVID-19 vaccines are becoming more widely available. Children as young as six months old can get vaccinated. However, traveling is still tricky, […]
A new wave of Covid-19 cases has been stoked by the Delta variation, and just as school is about to start this fall, parents are left with the all-too-familiar conundrum of whether or not they can bring their children to school while keeping them safe. In this article, you will learn more about how you […]
Three educators in Broward County, Florida, passed tragically within 24 hours of each other from complications related to COVID-19. A mandatory mask policy had just been implemented by the Broward County School District in defiance of an edict from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that school districts do not have such authority. Due to this incident, […]
The experience of being pregnant can bring equal parts happiness and anxiety. According to a study published in Canadian Family Physician, those who were expecting at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic showed moderate to high levels of discomfort and depression symptoms. In this article, you will learn more about what studies say about why […]
Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine has been licensed for use in kids aged 5 to 11.. On October 26, an FDA advisory panel authorized the vaccination. The vaccine was given emergency use approval by the FDA on October 29. (EUA). The vaccination can be given to kids now that it has been recommended by the CDC. After […]
As difficult as sending your child to college, doing it during a pandemic can be downright terrifying. Since no parent likes to hear that their kid has the coronavirus, it’s important to take precautions. Despite immunization efforts, students are still getting the virus, so be ready for anything. In this article, learn more about what […]
Another year, another shortage of school bus drivers has begun the year off poorly for students and their families. Enough adults aren’t available to drive the youngsters home from school every day. In this article, find out how our kids are affected by the national bus driver shortage. My 12-year-old son’s school bus would be […]
You may have seen the phrase “sittervising” thrown around in recent parenting-related TikTok or Instagram posts. Sittervising, or sitting while watching your children play, is exactly what it sounds like. This puts some beneficial space between you and your kid. You aren’t hovering over them, but you’re also not letting them develop their independence as […]
Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have found potential molecular biomarkers in pregnant women’s blood that can predict who will develop postpartum depression (PPD) before the onset of symptoms. They want to develop a blood test to assess expectant parents and help those who are in danger. The CDC reports that one in ten American women suffer […]
In the same breath as discussing politics and religion, discussing vaccinations at the dinner table is strictly forbidden. Whether you’re for or against vaccinations, many people have strong feelings about COVID-19 immunizations. In this article, experts offer guidance on how to address anti-vaxxers. The job of a public health scientist includes the challenging but essential […]
The global and national effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are far-reaching and difficult to convey in a few words. Numerous people have lost loved ones, experienced COVID-19, or witnessed their children become ill during the pandemic. Through masks, quarantine, and distance learning, we made it. Since the initial cluster of instances was recorded in Wuhan, […]
A purported draft of a Supreme Court majority judgment on Roe v Wade’s overturn, the seminal case which protected the legal right to an abortion, was published by Politico on May 2, 2022. The Supreme Court confirmed the document’s legitimacy the next day. Many are asking, in light of the verdict, what it could imply […]
Covid-19 is linked to an increased risk of depression in new mothers. As a new parent, you are not alone in experiencing anxiety and sadness. Even without a pandemic, having a kid is a momentous life event that often results in a period of adjustment and adjustment anxiety known as the “baby blues.” There doesn’t […]
Isolating their children at home during the COVID-19 outbreak has caused concern for many parents. While remaining home, social distancing, masking, canceling events, and limiting in-person school were all critical to saving lives and halting the spread of COVID-19, the truth is that these adjustments in routine are deeply emotionally taxing for many children (and […]
Now that the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccination and the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine are widely available to children aged 6 months and older, you may be anticipating the moment when your child looks to you for reassurance during a visit to the doctor. In this article, you will learn about the best ways to help your child during […]
Courage to the grave A mom observes a boy at her daughter’s grave. Matilda had been attempting to cope with the death of her daughter Stacy by devoting her entire life to the military. She had been on missions abroad for five years and had never paid a single visit to her daughter’s cemetery. But […]
Courage to the grave Matilda had been attempting to cope with the death of her daughter Stacy by devoting her entire attention to the military. She had been on missions abroad for five years and had never paid a single visit to her daughter’s cemetery. But when she did manage to return, Matilda noticed at […]
For both students and their parents, middle school is a time of great anticipation. To give you a helping hand, here’s a guide for parents in understanding their middle schoolers better. *Image source: Pexels/Pixelbay/Unsplash Students in the middle grades are beginning to become self-sufficient, discover their unique passions, and become ready for the challenges of high […]
The terms “the tween years” and “moodiness” could be used interchangeably. When your tween is snuggling up to you on the couch, the next thing you know, you’re being called “embarrassing” for it. Sometimes it appears your tween is brooding in the bedroom for hours. As a parent, it’s crucial to realize the difference between […]
It’s not unusual to have a moody teen, but why is your teenager Grumpy Or Moody? Find out what’s causing this and when it’s not normal. A parent of an adolescent is someone who can laugh at their jokes. Many parents bemoan their children’s erratic behavior as they approach adolescence. Hormones aren’t the only cause of […]
You’re bound to encounter political discussions in day-to-day life, and so does our kids. Here are the effects of political bullying on children. The politicians themselves have a lot to say about the people they’re running against, not to mention the public. And the majority of it is downright revolting in tone. The majority of […]
Bullying and taunting of gifted children and teenagers are all too common. Learn why gifted students are more likely to be bullied and at more risk of being targeted, plus find out how it can affect them. Purdue University researchers found that by eighth grade, more than two-thirds of bright students had been bullied; 19 percent […]
Parents and tweens alike might find puberty a challenging time. Moods, bodies, hobbies, and even family relationships can shift as a child grows up. Even if you want your child to stay a child forever, the day will come when they enter puberty, and you will need to be ready. Before their child reaches puberty, […]
A tween’s puberty can be even more traumatic if all of their pals have matured, but they haven’t. It’s a difficulty that parents and children may work together to overcome when it comes to delayed puberty. Here’s how to handle your tween dealing with delayed puberty. Delayed puberty in adolescence can make adolescent boys and girls […]
Regarding tampon use among adolescents, numerous questions and misconceptions need to be clarified. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. Whether or not tampons are detrimental to virgins is a common concern for both parents and teenagers when discussing sexual purity issues. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. […]
Drama. In their late teens and early twenties, many people have come to accept it as a normal part of life. However, it is everything but usually when that drama involves toxic friendships, slut-shaming, and spreading rumors. It can be plain uncomfortable and nearly hard to ignore rumor, especially if it is conveyed over social media. […]
Fighting between siblings is commonplace. It’s a reality of life, and you know that much. While watching television, they argue about who gets the best seat in the car. When it comes to dinner, the two of them can’t agree. Bullying, on the other hand, occurs when a dispute between siblings turns violent. Discover the […]
Today’s scarlet letter is far more permanent and much more difficult to remove. “Slut-shaming” is a sort of “scarlet letter” for these students, both online and in school halls. Learn more about how slut-shaming affects teenage girls! A form of cyberbullying known as slut-shaming is when girls are targeted on social media and abused for their sexuality through […]
With regards to spatial and social abilities, people with nonverbal learning disabilities (NVLD) struggle. As a result of this, people with NVLD can talk and read at a level that is adequate for their age, but they struggle in areas that are not directly related to verbal abilities. According to Columbia University’s research, NVLD may […]
Thinking about your adolescent’s mental health problem can make you nervous or even scared. Just as it’s critical to maintain tabs on your teen’s physical health, so is it crucial to keep tabs on your teen’s psychological health. In this article, you will learn the factors affecting the mental health of our teens. Teenage years […]
Children with disabilities are becoming increasingly accustomed to service and therapy animals, and for a good reason. Animals can significantly impact children’s physical independence and mental wellbeing, according to research. In many contexts, service and therapy animals are also being taught to assist individuals with various disabilities. Working Animal Types *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Service, emotional […]
Engage Your Adolescent When dealing with a difficult adolescent, it’s natural to feel the need to distance yourself as the situation worsens. However, maintaining a close relationship with your teen is essential. Maintain the greatest possible relationship by focusing on good communication. In this article, you will find much more parenting tips for parents who […]
Repetitive and uncontrollable movements and vocalizations, known as “tics,” are the hallmark of Tourette syndrome. Symptoms commonly peak between the ages of 10 and 12 years old in children with Tourette’s syndrome. In this article, you will learn ways on how you can support your students with Tourette Syndrome. To describe tic movements, we use […]
Trying to force a shy teenager to be the center of attention is unnecessary. It’s okay to be quiet and reserved. A lack of self-confidence among teenagers can cause an inability to join extracurricular activities or meet new friends. You can use these tips to boost the confidence of your shy teen. Why Some Adolescents […]
Girls’ tween years are difficult for everyone, including for us parents. However, the preteen years are particularly difficult for girls. This is only the beginning of adolescence. Your child will encounter guys, body image, peer pressure, and many other issues in middle school. In this article, you will learn what defines the tween age group […]
Teenage puberty is an essential part of a teen’s growth. Your teen’s reproductive system is preparing at this time. However, it can be perplexing and unpleasant at times. Your adolescent’s life is through a sea change right now. So, how do you distinguish between what’s acceptable and not? The physical changes associated with adolescence affect […]
Teaching teenagers about excellent hygiene is often a combination of teaching and gentle reminders. Even if you’ve taught them many things since they were little, some of these hygiene chores may be new to them or ones they must complete on their own for the first time. This article gives you a look at the […]
“You blew it!” I said. This is the most terrifying thing you can say to a teenager and has the greatest impact. There is even a term for the bad feeling some kids get when they realize they will miss out on an experience: FOMO. In this article, you will learn all about the effects […]
Every year, 7.5 million people in the United States are stalked, with teenagers and young adults being the most at risk. Of those in a relationship, 48 percent had been stalked or harassed by their spouse, according to a recent survey. Moreover, a third of the kids surveyed said they’d been stalking a relationship. In […]
Bullying has long-term, lasting impacts, say researchers. When children are bullied regularly, it can hurt their mental and emotional health. People with low self-esteem, an inability to trust people, and difficulty making long-term connections are just a few of the issues they may face. In this article, you will learn more about how bullying increases […]
Children who are viewed as different are often bullied. There’s no wonder that kids are frequently bullied for their religious beliefs, especially if they’re not widely held. In this article, learn the effects on our kids about religion-based bullying. For example, girls wearing hijabs (head scarves) and boys wearing patches or daystars (turbans) are frequently […]
Sex bullying is a rising problem that affects everyone, but is most frequent among young people. A lack of action could lead to more serious situations like sexual harassment or even sexual assault if left untreated. In this article, you will learn more about why children engage in sexual bullying. As a general type of […]
Learning to walk happens at a varied pace for every healthy baby. Many parents are concerned if a kid does not meet this developmental milestone by their first birthday. The good news is that it’s not too early to start worrying. Learn how to look for signs in your baby that they’re ready to walk […]
There has never been a time since 2001 when there hasn’t been some kind of conflict. Children are usually far away from the actual battle, which is a blessing, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be informed about it by their parents. In this article, you will find tips for parents in educating their children […]
Parents need to recognize that losing a job impacts the entire family, even if it seems like they are the ones who are bearing the brunt of the burden. If you want to help your loved ones through a difficult time, you must talk about their job loss with them. To make things easier for […]
In this article for parents, you will learn more about the growth & development of your children when they are under the age of three. In the toddler years, your kid will undergo a dramatic shift in their physical and mental development and their ability to engage with the outside world. The term “development” refers […]
Children need to know about weapons, no matter their views on gun ownership or whether or not they have a gun in their homes. When children are naturally curious about guns, their lack of knowledge could be lethal. In this article, you will learn how to approach the subject of guns with your children. Every […]
Parents should teach their children how to be safe at the beach. In addition to providing a much-needed reprieve from the pressures of work, school, sports practices, piano lessons, and other responsibilities, a day at the beach or an entire beach vacation can lull people into an illusion of stability. If you and your family […]
If your children have been requesting a dog or a cat, it’s probably not a surprise to you that kids love pets. A specific form of camaraderie can be found only with a pet, and children seem to recognize this instinctively. Furthermore, animals are always ready and willing to listen without judging. In this article, […]
Puberty-induced growth spurts and other transformations are common during adolescence. It’s a moment of immense anxiety for many teens, as some will undoubtedly lag behind their peers in growth. In this article, you will learn the stages of puberty and the average penis size of males and teenagers so that you’ll know whether or not […]
Bullying affects people of all ages, not just teenagers. Workplace bullies are becoming more commonplace. According to some estimates, up to 30 million American workers have been bullied at work or are currently being tormented. More than 30 million people have seen it. In this article, learn ways on how you can tell your boss […]
Your adolescent’s socioeconomic status relies heavily on their ability to maintain healthy social relationships. Evidence supports the idea that youngsters with a solid sociometric status are likely to have lower levels of inflammation and better interpersonal skills. Your teen’s sociometric status tells you how their peers see them. Children’s sociometric status helps researchers better understand […]
There is always competition, whether it’s for the presidency, the cross-country title, or the title of school valedictorian. Is it a good thing, though? How important is it to instill this value in future generations? In this article, you’ll learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of competition among children. When it comes to teaching […]
The term “grit” has become a catchphrase in the fields of child development and education because of its ability to motivate children. Grit is defined as an individual’s passion, motivation, and tenacity to attain a specific objective in psychology. Grit, according to the American Psychological Association, is what differentiates the great from the rest. In […]
Your children should know that you expect them to do well in school if you want them to succeed. Right? I don’t know. According to recent studies, children may interpret high expectations as a form of stress. And they don’t grow because of the pressure to perform. In this article, you will learn more about […]
Are you wondering how to talk to your child about disabilities? Open communication is essential for children with epilepsy, dyslexia, cerebral palsy, or other disabilities. Conversations like this one are bound to come up again and again. Your child’s impairment is likely to be an issue as they grow older. How you handle these conversations […]
It might be challenging to discuss a miscarriage with children. Whether or not you need to say to your children about the pregnancy will depend on their age and whether or not you have already told them. Pregnancy Loss and Talking to Children *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Even as a parent, you may struggle to find […]
While some students become bullies in elementary school, others don’t start bullying until they’re teens. The characteristics of a typical adolescent bully can help you spot kids who are on the verge of becoming bullies themselves. To better understand why some kids turn into bullies and others don’t, you can look at the behavior of […]
Making a journal for kids has a lot of benefits. When it comes to teenagers, journaling is a great technique for parents to help them develop their writing skills. If you’re using a diary to keep track of your everyday activities, thoughts, and feelings, you’re not journaling. Instead, journals can also be used to chronicle […]
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to disciplining children. It’s time to examine other methods for resolving problems when a timeout doesn’t work. You may have to confess that the “commit the crime, do time” method isn’t working for your child if she’s always yelling and screaming in time out and you don’t notice any change […]
Kids need to grasp the importance of the mind-body link. Physical health and emotional well-being are taught to children regularly. However, the tremendous connection between our bodies and minds may often go unmentioned or unexplored by children. In this article, learn how you can introduce the mind and body connection to your child. As a […]
Possibly you’ve overheard a parent exclaim, “My son was up all night working on his science fair project. There is a bit of an obsession with detail in him! Parents who view perfectionism as a badge of honor are frequently unaware of the seriousness of the problem. In this article, learn more about a perfectionist […]
A child’s physical and psychological well-being can be jeopardized by any form of bullying. Children who are targeted may face a variety of difficulties, including anxiety, fear, sadness, low self-esteem, behavioral problems, and difficulties in the classroom. However, cyberbullying can be particularly harmful. In this article, learn more about how cyberbullying affects our children in […]
You should be aware of the resources accessible to you when seeking help for bullying or cyberbullying. All things considered, bullying should not be handled on one’s own. Bullying rarely goes away on its own, despite the physical and emotional damage it can cause. To put a halt to this harassment, it’s imperative that parents, […]
Tween boys’ puberty signs begin later than girls. This phase in their lives can be difficult for both children and their parents. When you know what to look for, you can assist your tween to get through these major physical and emotional transitions with less stress on both of you. It is important to remember […]
Most parents instill in their children the virtues of cooperation, cooperation, and compromise. This desire for peaceful relationships can, however, turn into something unhealthy. Is your youth stuck in the damaging cycle of people-pleasing and bullying? Most often, kids who are too compliant and flexible, especially if they do so at the expense of their […]
Most parents have grappled with the issue of how to deal with disobedient children at some point. In this article, find ways in dealing with children who refuse to listen. Even in toddlers and teens, defiance is a prevalent problem. Parents, teachers, and other caregivers are likely to see it in their children’s demeanor when […]
Once you had missed a few days of class, it was tough to get back into it. So remember when mask mandates and remote learning weren’t such a big deal? It’s back to school time! New-school anxieties, new routines, and organization all put families under a lot of stress. In the fall of 2021, millions […]
You can consult with one of the country’s best online pediatricians from the comfort of your own home. An online or app-based account is created, health data is shared, and a phone or video conference is taken. We reviewed and compared services, accessibility, and costs from the most reliable pediatricians on the internet to help […]
Is there any evidence that bullying has improved or worsened over the past few decades? As recently as the early 2000s, the federal government first compiled official statistics on bullying. That’s why it’s vital you learn about these bullying facts everybody should be familiar with. Many teachers, bosses, and parents have gained a better understanding […]
Kids may be hard to motivate to do what they’re supposed to do. But parents and teachers both can use the tips we’ll talk about in this article to instill productivity in children. If you’ve ever felt a rush of adrenaline after putting off everything you needed to do for an entire week, you understand […]
From breastfeeding to bottle-feeding, milk to solids, and crawling to walking all happen throughout the first year of a baby’s life. It’s amazing how much can be accomplished in such a small space! Using a sippy cup instead of a bottle is a significant change. In this article, find tips on choosing a sippy cup […]
A child’s life would be incomplete without the importance of friendships. The same cannot be said about friendships; not all friendships are healthy. Your youngster may be left feeling frightened, stressed, and bewildered by some companies. In this article, learn how to spot a problematic friendship in your child. Despite this, children frequently fail to […]
You may be unnerved when your toddler refuses naps, delays bedtime or wakes in the middle of the night, or even wakes up for the day at 5 a.m., especially if your child has been an excellent sleeper up until now. In this article, learn more about the symptoms of sleep regression in your kids, […]
Children and teenagers are plagued by a wide range of issues that affect how they think, feel, and act. Seeing a therapist for your child can help them cope. It’s a method to get your child the help they need. Therapy is a place where children may open up and learn how to deal with […]
What is the date of your next period? This is an essential question for females who have yet to have their first period; since menstruating in school can be a nightmare. In addition, it’s on the thoughts of young girls who have just started their periods because their periods don’t always arrive on the same […]
In this article, learn practical ways to help your middle schooler succeed by being more involved. Middle school success for preteens and teens is heavily dependent on parental guidance and encouragement. However, as students become increasingly self-reliant, it can be difficult for parents to determine when they should become involved and when they should get […]
Disciplining your young child has now become more challenging. Any parents haven’t felt both complete and total love for their child and irritation and wrath at the same time, right? To help you in keeping your child on the right path, here are some tips. Because they constantly push the limits of what’s expected of […]
A Breath-Holding Spell is a type of spell. An episode of holding breath spells occurs when a child holds their breath for a prolonged period, frequently resulting from feeling angry, upset, frightened, or otherwise distressed. The youngster may pass out due to the child holding their breath. It might be scary, but they aren’t dangerous […]
It’s no secret that parents do everything they can to keep their children safe. Unfortunately, many children have been traumatized. You can help your child’s recovery from the trauma with help from therapy and additional support and comfort from their parents. Trauma is any incident that is frightening, frightening, or destructive. Abuse, violence, accidents, and […]
Sometimes the stress of succeeding in the field can be overwhelming for our kids. In this article, learn what you can do in teaching your children to have fun with competitive sports. It’s a terrific way for youngsters to have fun and keep in shape simultaneously. Sports can also provide valuable life lessons, such as: […]
You want to give each of your children the attention they deserve as a parent. Parenting a child who requires special medical attention can be difficult. But you can start providing support to siblings of your disabled children by spending time with them together. When you have a new baby, it may feel like you […]
What can we do to help children feel hopeful in a constantly changing world? Be aware of what you’re doing at the initial stage of the process. In learning to regulate emotions, kids need to understand when the media pushes emotional buttons. It is vital even more so in these times of turmoil. The 24-hour […]
Everyone can benefit from self-care – now in these troubled times more than ever. Also, because children thrive in a home that provides stability, predictability, and a sense of security. Our bodies are susceptible to a wide range of stress-related impacts. For example, while occasional anxiety is every day, excessive stress can lead to the […]
Like adults, children and teenagers yearn for clarity. Fortune tellers and horoscopes have been around for millennia because they can predict the future. In this article, learn more about what you can do in facilitating the management of uncertainty in your children. Our children and teenagers are no different in wanting to know what’s going […]
Puberty: What Is It? Now that you’re getting older, your body is starting to change. It’s only natural that you start looking for answers for your changing body. During puberty, one’s physical appearance undergoes a significant transformation as one transitions from a child to an adult. As children mature into men, so do their bodies […]
Are you unsure how to tell the difference between bad dreams and terrible nightmares? We’ve got the details for both, plus some great tips on how to improve your child’s sleep. Although you don’t have any memories of being scared at night as a kid, it’s a reality that youngsters have trouble sleeping at night. […]
All kids experience anxiety when growing up. But how can you tell if your child is more anxious than others? Find satisfying answers in this article. Fearless people would ignore genuine dangers like hot stoves and red lights, which would result in a lot of bodily harm if we didn’t have any fear at all. […]
Many families nowadays are struggling to keep it together. In this article, find tips on how to keep your family together. “So, what’s the latest?” Ask your cousin, next-door neighbor, or a parent you see in the school’s lobby. “Alright, thanks for clearing that up. For a week, Steven will be able to spend time […]
Stress is a normal reaction to challenges, life is full of those during childhood. But here are tips for parents when stress makes your children feel ill. Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be […]
Before considering having sex, you need to know how to protect yourself. This article is about birth control shot and how it works among many other options you can take. The Contraceptive Pill Every three months, women receive a shot of birth control to help prevent pregnancy. The progestin in the birth control shot is […]
In the time since your last birthday, a lot has changed. For starters, you’ve gotten a lot smarter since previous year. In the process of maturing, are you wondering if you’re normal? Find comfort in this article. It’s possible that there were further modifications – ones for which you were not prepared. Perhaps you’ve grown […]
Guys and girls often find themselves having thoughts of sex and attraction. For some, these feelings and ideas can be intense and confusing. In this article, learn all about sexual orientation. The sexual attraction begins in adolescence. The hormonal changes that occur during puberty are to blame. So even thinking about an attractive person can […]
In time, the interior and outside of your body will alter. This is only part of the process of maturing. Puberty is the term given to this period of a person’s life. In this article, learn about the answers to a girl’s changing body as she experiences puberty and slowly becomes a young woman. Puberty: […]
Parents, are you wondering how you can make your baby comfortable during shots? Here are tips to support your child before, during, & after shots. “When she’s given an injection, my baby cries excessively. Is there anything I can do to alleviate her discomfort?” There are some drawbacks to getting vaccinated, but the long-term benefits […]
There are many reasons for your child’s imaginary pals. Here’s why they come, how long they stay, and how far you should play along. Experts claim that although preschoolers’ imaginary friends aren’t visible, they have several advantages. This is what parents should know about the strange creatures their children may meet on their adventures. Some […]
As a particularly visual medium, Instagram is particularly dangerous for teens, as we’ve known for some time that social media may be harmful to them, especially young women. Researchers have been studying the instagram’s negative effects on young women for years and have long understood its negative impact. Depressive symptoms, self-esteem, general and physical appearance […]
Learning how to manage one’s emotions, form connections with others, and make decisions is part of social, emotional learning (SEL). In this article, we’ll talk about how to teach social-emotional learning to your children and how it leads to vital life skills like making relationships. True, knowledge is power, but academic success is only one […]
As explained by experts, the greatest method to support your child during difficult times may be to begin counseling. They also explain how to locate the best mental health practitioner near you. Find out in this article the 7 telltale signs that your kid needs therapy. Emotional abnormalities are common in children. Various factors contribute […]
When you inquire about your child’s day, you may receive the conversation-killer “I don’t recall” or the answer “good,” “fine,” or something like that. Be reassured that she isn’t doing this to you on purpose. Knowing why your child is reticent to open up and how to help her arrange her ideas will put you […]
It’s not just parents that worry about the spread of COVID-19; scientists are, too. Here are tips and tricks for your children about the Coronavirus to help them keep aware without inflicting unnecessary fear if they are concerned about recent news headlines. In light of the coronavirus, it’s understandable why you might want to avoid discussing […]
In this article, we’ll talk about the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects on children’s mental health in the long-run. In order to protect your mental well-being, you must know this now and in the years to come. Experts believe that children are more resilient than adults, and that they are better able to bounce back […]
In this article, find out why and learn of ways on how you can teach your children to be mindful. It’ll help them greatly in the long-run. Practicing mindfulness can help children learn how to focus, manage stress, regulate their emotions, and cultivate a good mindset. Here’s how to go about doing that. My daughter’s […]
Tweens and teens are often bullied because of their menstrual cycle, known as period shaming. Education and empowerment can help change that. While the term period shaming may be unfamiliar to some, you know exactly what it feels like when your period comes early, and you don’t know what to do. It’s likely that you’ve […]
It’s one of the most recognized social media platforms but is instagram safe for children to use? Here’s what parents should know. Instagram’s widespread use is impossible to ignore. Since its introduction in 2010, the photo-sharing app has become a byword for excellent thanks to a succession of high-profile users. For better or worse, kids […]
It’s difficult to raise daughters: Despite the prevalence of positive messages and remarkable accomplishments, sadness and anxiety remain serious health concerns. Learn about the secret to raising a confident and contented daughter, so that she’ll become the best version of herself, no matter what is going on in her life. Keeping in mind that your […]
Although the term “sadfishing” may be new to you, it is nothing new in the world of adolescents. While this tendency has been around for a while, you may already be aware of it because of social media. Exaggerating one’s emotional state for the purpose of eliciting sympathy or attention is known as “sadfishing.” Learn […]
The CDC’s newest safety guidelines includes information for students and staff to help them prepare for the newest coronavirus outbreak. Break it down like this: Parents often sigh with relief when their children return to school following the winter vacation. There are fresh feelings this year, though, because of the record-breaking spread of COVID-19. Coronavirus […]
Even before your youngster is ready to try the potty, you can start the preparation for potty training. When it comes to potty training, pediatricians and potty specialists shared their advice. Make a List of Everything You See In order for your child to be successful at potty training, they must acquire not just physical […]
Parenting kids that are overly sensitive poses unique challenges with discipline. Here are techniques for nurturing a kid who feels deeply.There are times when children with SPD overreact or underreact to stimuli, including touch, tone, and even food texture. Despite the fact that many parents believe it exists, medical professionals are divided on whether or […]
As a parent, you may be startled to learn that your child’s interest in violent fantasies is normal and even healthy. Is violent play a concern for parents? Experts tell you when you can relax and when you should intervene. When it’s normal. Pretend violence is almost universally accepted as normal. Violent play is not […]
Children’s fears can be troublesome. But parents can help their kids feel safe and learn how to feel at ease. Toddlers. Strangers: A baby’s ability to recognize and favor his or her parents over strangers is heightened by the age of 6-8 months. Good news: As your youngster becomes more mobile, he’ll be less likely […]
Sadly, your child’s bullying isn’t exclusive to junior high and high school. The commotion has spread to the youngest students. Be aware of the warning signs of bullying and how to protect children of all ages. Physical, verbal, and psychological and emotional bullying can all exist in the same person at the same time (spreading […]
Whatever age your child is, you should understand how to discuss divorce with them so that they may come to a conclusion about how it will influence their future. Learn how to talk regarding divorce with your children at any age with this age-by-age guide on divorce’s transition. In a child’s eyes, a divorce is […]
In this article, we’ll talk about how we talk about Dads contribute to Mothers’ mental burden. It’s a common misconception that mothers shoulder the bulk of the responsibility of raising children by themselves. However, new research dispels this myth. We are increasing both the stress that dads feel and the demands that moms confront by […]
Are you wondering if how you can teach your willful adolescent to be more independent? A teenager who wants to be their own person? Good! Here’s what to do about it now. It is common for teenagers to push the boundaries of their comfort zones in order to gain more freedom. As a child, you […]
It’s nearly inevitable that we’ll disagree with our parents when it comes to how we raise our children. It’s almost like a rite of passage for many! In this article, we’ll talk about ways on how to deal with grandparents who have different values from your own. We will have to distinguish between differences of […]
How do you know that your child’s processing speed is slow? Understanding your child’s processing speed is critical to reducing stress at home and school, according to one mother’s experience. Every task is an imaginary race that must be completed as quickly as possible. When my 10-year-old daughter gets bogged down in even the most […]
A fear of strangers may be the cause of your baby’s crying and screaming when he sees them. In this article, we’ll talk about what you can do in helping your child overcome their fear of strangers. Read on! Even if it’s a relative from across the country, most babies feel grumpy when they see […]
Is your child acting more sad than usual? In this article, we’ll talk about how parents can identify and treat depression in their children. Many people think of depression as an illness that only affects adults; however, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 3.2% of children and adolescents aged 3 to 17 […]
Sex education for the youth is designed to help them gain the information, skills, and motivation to make healthy decisions about sex. No more myths; schools and families alike need to teach children about the importance of sexual education. Parents might benefit from the advice of experts who explain the benefits of starting early. Many parents […]
What to do when your kid is being bullied? Be aware of the warning signs of bullying and how to protect your children of all ages. You can stop bullying in its tracks before it even starts. Sadly, bullying isn’t exclusive to junior high and high school. The commotion has spread to the youngest students. […]
Parents and teachers are worried about the learning gaps resulting from school closures. Here’s how you can address those learning gaps. Our concept of education has been irreversibly altered by the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought parents and children into digital classrooms (even at the kitchen table). Parents and teachers now have to exert more effort […]
What is the impact of standardized testing on students and teachers? In the end, aren’t these tests obsolete? This is simply too slow. Students’ college admissions process should be both exciting and joyous, and it’s my privilege to be a part of it. I’ve seen firsthand the vast and destructive pressure our young people face as they attempt […]
Discussing school shootings with a child is not easy, but it is crucial. Find out how best to broach the subject with your kids. Children and adults alike are frightened and anxious when a violent incident occurs on a school site. Appease their fears by having an open conversation with them about them. School shootings […]
When a parent is critically ill, finding the right words to say to a child can be difficult. With the assistance of these professionals, you and your children can successfully navigate a tough period. Here are some good tips on where to start. When a loved one is sick, what should you tell a child? […]
Talking to your children about sad news events can be tricky. Here are good ways to talk to children about sad news. Conversations with a seven or 8-year-old on current events are challenging. You don’t want to overwhelm your kid with knowledge, but you also don’t want to keep him in the dark about current […]
Experts say time-outs can prove to be damaging in the long run. Here’s an excellent and new alternative to time-out, Time-in! According to parenting experts, it’s time to modernize the decades-old practice of disciplining children. Experts believe that the “time-out” approach to disciplining children dates back to 1969 when psychologists in the United States advocated it as […]
Diet and nutrition help our children live healthy life and avoid chronic diseases. Here are reasons why kids should avoid dieting. Everything in our society revolves around food. What you get inside your body is vital because it affects how well it works. An online debate is raging on whether or not it is appropriate […]
Temper tantrums can cause you to question your parenting approach and strategy. Here, you’re going to find out the causes of toddler tantrums and how you can handle them. It might be difficult to maintain emotional equilibrium when dealing with a child who is having a meltdown. Meltdowns are unpleasant and nasty, but they are […]
Toddler tantrums can be very scary and stressful. But in this article, we’ll talk about why your toddler or preschooler’s tantrum is actually a good thing. Although it may seem counterintuitive, temper tantrums are essential for your child’s mental and physical development. When a toddler throws a fit, managing their emotions can be one of the most […]
You likely know how to keep your child healthy, but what about their mental health? Discover how you can focus on your child’s mental health. The challenges experienced by today’s children are unlike those faced by past generations. Because of the unique nature of this time, parents must become more aware of their children’s mental and emotional […]
A guide to talking to kids honestly about money troubles your family may be facing. Here’s how you can talk to children with money troubles in a way that doesn’t cause them any harm. If your family is having a financial crisis, you may be wondering if you should tell your children about it. Experts […]
Mean kids are not just a middle-school problem, it is also to the youngest grades. Here’s how you can guide your kids in dealing with bullies. A bully may make even simple tasks like waiting at the bus stop or taking a break at school a nightmare for children. Those who have been the victims of bullying have […]
What Is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is bullying over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. How can you help your kids avoid cyberbullying? It can be hard because it occurs on various devices, including smartphones, desktops, tablets, and game consoles. Cyberbullying is harmful to people and, in some situations, illegal. Cyberbullying can be easy to […]
To find that your child has been punished for bullying other students can be unexpected and upsetting. Our lives will be better off if we take care of this issue as soon as possible. Any sort of bullying, physical or verbal, can harm a child’s academic performance and social development if it isn’t addressed. Understanding the Behavior […]
Do you ever wonder how can you help your child develop self-regulation of their physical moods? Well here’s an article all about that! Young children are always on the go and curious. If they’re safe, you want them to run around and explore, so encourage them to do so. However, kids haven’t reached the stage of development […]
Do you want your child to really pay attention to you? Here are easy ways you can encourage them to pay attention to you and follow-through. It’s entirely normal when you ask your children, “How was your day?” or “What would you like for dinner?” and they ignore you. Nowadays, people’s attention spans are so short that it’s difficult […]
Do you want to stop back talks in your home? Here are easy steps in educating a child with the proper use of back talk. It’s possible that every parent has a somewhat different idea of what constitutes a back talk. On a spectrum from “standing up for yourself” to “being purposely provocative or rude” and saying things they […]
Make classroom routine a cinch, even when students are absent! Here are helpful tips to assist your child in making up with missed schoolwork. You may be concerned about the long-term influence on your child’s education following a tough year. However, experts believe it’s important to keep things in perspective and that there are strategies […]
Your Child’s 4 Biggest Emotions – you can trace the many ways in which your child behaves back to a set of four distinct emotions. To help better comprehend them and cope with them, here are some tips. If you didn’t already know it, you began to show your own emotions to your children when they were […]
Make family mindfulness a top priority by following these simple steps! Utilize these 5 powerful Family Mindfulness Activities for enhancing your ability to concentrate and find inner calm. To practice mindfulness, you must learn to focus your attention on the still, quiet core that resides within you at all times. Studies have shown that it […]
How much time has passed since your preschooler last clung to a teddy bear? Find out how to say goodbye to your child’s comfort object! A child’s first encounter with the world outside of her lovey is often in preschool or kindergarten. Pediatricians recommend this weaning method because it causes your child the least amount […]