A Handbook of Authoritative Parenting: Firm Yet Fair
Parents have been debating which method of raising their children is ideal for decades: Do parents need to be severe enforcers of rules or should they let their children to follow their
8 Parental Suggestions to Stop Bullying in Middle School
This may sound counterintuitive, but middle school students are more vulnerable to bullying because of their abruptly increased social awareness. Youngsters at this age
The Best Ways To Control Your Emotions And Improve As A Parent
It's simple to see the benefits of self-control while we're watching other people behave. When we tell our kids to "take a deep breath" or
The Problem of Boredom or How to Assist the Child Who Isn't Involved
Our kids are confined to their homes and forced to attend extracurricular activities as schools and extracurricular programs have been entirely closed to stop the coronavirus from spreading
Debunking 5 Typical Bullying Myths
Bullying can take many different forms, and the advent of cyberbullying in recent years has brought attention to these manifestations. However, at the same time, parents and educators
How to Assist Your Child in Overcoming Nightmares That Recur
Having your kid occasionally wake up and scream in terror or run into your room in a desperate attempt to get you to save him from a
How to Help Your Child Calm Their Anxious Mind: 8 Strategies
If you are the parent of a nervous child, you certainly wonder from time to time if you did something that was "wrong," something that
When Assisting Your Anxious Adolescent, Avoid These 4 Mistakes
Adolescence is a scary period for parents and teenagers alike. Teenagers undergo a rapid succession of physical and psychological changes, thus it makes sense that
How to Handle Your Child's Bullying When It Comes to Back-to-School Anxiety
Bullying frequently causes severe psychological damage. Your child most likely fears going back to school if they have experienced physical or verbal abuse at the hands of their peers
Assisting Talented Students with Cognitive Impairments
Not every brilliant child succeeds in school; others seem to find intellectual pursuits frustrating or boring, even as those same