Parenting

Encouraging Kids to Move On For the first time in more than 130 years, the number one living arrangement for Americans ages 18-34 is to

Children and Teen Socialization in the Age of Social Media With new social media platforms being invented daily, today’s younger generations are growing up under

When our daughter was five years old we had to euthanize one of our Golden Retrievers. We said our goodbyes and discussed the fact that Rosee

Some Kids Struggle with Working Memory Think about the series of commands you might give your child on a school night: “It’s time for bed!

I remember when our daughter was in kindergarten, and out of the blue I noticed she started talking in a disrespectful tone and using words we

What do you do when tragedy strikes?  How do you talk with children about death and pain – things we often want to shield our

We need to let children learn how to do things for themselves and reframe our thoughts about disappointments and failures. They are necessary preparation for

What To Know About Children’s Mental, Behavioral, & Emotional Well-Being While it’s normal for children to occasionally feel stressed or undergo a season of sadness,

As a kid, I loved sleepovers. In fact one of my fondest memories was the time I went to a sleepover at a friend’s house.

Starting at an early age, children are inundated with all kinds of messages about being consumers. The messages imply that in order to be cool