Tips for Navigating Child Custody and Upcoming Holiday Plans
Travel sites recommend that travelers book their holiday plans now. But before you book your flight, review your custody agreement.
How to Identify Very Young Children Who Are Dangerous
“Kids will be kids.” We rationalize antisocial behavior, but some young children are extremely dangerous.
Kids Want to Cooperate, But We Make Them Compete
Parents want their children to win, but children themselves are more interested in making friends. We should learn from our kids.
Why Children Raised in Harsh Conditions Grow Up Quickly
A child growing up in poverty will often bear children earlier in life and may engage in more risk-taking behaviours—perhaps even leading to an earlier death.
How to Secure the Environment for a Suicidal Teen
Parenting a child in crisis can feel overwhelming, but there are constructive things that parents can do to help.
Cut Off and Cut Out: Healing Disrupted Family Relationships
Families are complex, with joys and struggles. As depicted on TV, in movies, in your own family, or in the royal one, cutting off may seem sensible but shouldn’t be done lightly.
How Feeling Unloved as a Child Relates to Adult Depression
A recent study found that individuals who often felt unwanted and unloved by their parents as children were more likely to receive a diagnosis of depression.
Acceptance and Self-Care for Caregivers
Back-to-school season can be a challenging time for both children and caregivers. These strategies can help caregivers accept themselves– and their kids.
Social Support Can Salvage Your Teen’s Self-Esteem
The friend group your child can’t live without could also cause pain. You can help.
A Newer Diagnosis, But Not a New Problem
Explosive anger outbursts and persistent irritability are among the most problematic symptoms in child and adolescent mental health.