Three steps parents can take to prioritize one of the most important, enriching aspects of life: relationships.
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The Warning Signs of Depression and Anxiety in Kids
Like adults, kids also battle anxiety and even depression. However, the signs and symptoms aren’t always the same in kids as they are in adults. Here are ways to make sure that once you see these warning signs, they don’t go ignored.
The Simplest Way to Connect With Your Kid
As your kids get older, the less they talk to their parents. You can tap into this parenting superpower to get them talking again.
8 Ways to Salvage a Bad Parenting Day
Just because you have a bad parenting day doesn’t mean you have to stay in that bad parenting day. Here are eight ways you can salvage a bad parenting day.
The Best Way to Communicate With Your Kid at Every Phase
In each phase, your kid’s communication style will be different. Here are some ways you can best communicate with your kid, no matter the phase they’re in.
What Your Kid Isn’t Telling You
Parents we have to become skilled at listening to the silence of their kids. Though no one is a perfect mind-reader, it will help if we remember these things.
Financial Education for Children
Parents can drip in financial lessons to their kids so that when the time comes for them to handle their own finances, their kids are prepared.
Capturing Teachable Moments
For parents, there are a few ways to capture the teachable moments and make the most of them.
5 Ways to Support Your Kids During Scary Times
In a crisis, it is mission-critical to help kids make sense of what’s happening and manage any anxiety they may be experiencing. Here are five tips that might help.
How to Calm Your Anxious Child
If you are the parent of an anxious child, you are not alone. Anxiety is the most common mental health condition of childhood and adolescence. Giving your child strategies to battle anxiety can reduce tensions and help your child (and you) feel empowered.