
When Your Child Won’t Let Go: Coping with Separation Anxiety in Young Children
Here are some strategies for dealing with separation anxiety and helping your child feel more comfortable and secure when you’re not around.
Here are some strategies for dealing with separation anxiety and helping your child feel more comfortable and secure when you’re not around.
Separation anxiety is a normal part of childhood development, and it’s a sign that your child is developing a healthy attachment to you.
As parents, we all know the frustration of catching a child’s lies. But wait, there’s more. Here’s what’s going on behind the child’s lie.
Did you know that it’s not unusual for kids to talk to human stickers on walls? Learn about the neuroscience behind this behavior.
Many parents face the issue of their child only wanting to play with younger kids. Check out what might be the reason.
Holding boundaries with your kids will help teach them to respect limits, which is essential for their growth and development.
Family members being mindful of what they say in front of kids can help to create a positive environment for children to grow and develop.
Learn how to deal with a temper tantrum in children, including tips for handling hitting and scratching behaviors.
Your child is bossy. She knows what she wants. You want to preserve her determination while helping her be more flexible. What can you do?
When your child ignores you, it can be highly confusing and disheartening. There is a logical reason why they aren’t listening.