The 3 Most Dangerous ‘Parenting Styles’—According To A Psychologist
These three parenting styles hold the risk of leaving children with lasting damage to their well-being. Here’s how, according ...
Stanford psychologist: This is 'the single greatest thing we can do as parents' to raise emotionally intelligent kids
Fleck is an adjunct clinical instructor at Stanford University and author of the upcoming book "Validation." Instead, she ...
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Should Parents Set Consequences for Misbehavior in Children?
Parents wonder whether to set consequences for their children when they misbehave. The advent of "gentle parenting" makes ...
What ‘good parents' who raise confident, well-adjusted kids always do, from an Ivy League-trained child psychologist: ‘That's No. 1'
Good parents tend to share the same two mindsets around raising children, says child psychologist and podcast host Becky ...
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3 Signs Your Adult Child Is Struggling More Than You Think
Do you think you know your grown child inside and out? These subtle warning signs could reveal struggles you never saw coming ...
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8 Early Signs Of Psychopathy In Children: Causes & Treatment
Psychopathy is a neuropsychiatriciThe field of medicine that focuses on mental disorders associated with nervous system diseases. disorder that is considered a type of antisocial personality disorder ...
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Growing Community: Meeting our children where they are
Aspen Family Connections was invited by Aspen Community School to participate in a thought-provoking professional development ...
The 13 Best Coming of Age TV Shows for Tweens & Teens
I've spent hours binge-watching teen shows that highlight the complexity of adolescence, including intense crushes, shifting ...
The secret to raising confident children? Quality time with parents.
Studies show that setting aside just 10-15 minutes a day for an engaged interaction can make a big difference.
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What ‘good parents' who raise confident, well-adjusted kids always do, from an Ivy League-trained child psychologist: ‘That's No. 1'
If you take a more inquisitive approach, you're more likely to understand what's behind your child's behavior so you can ... become a confident adult, child psychologist Tovah Klein told CNBC ...
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12 Subtle Signs Your Parents Still Worry About You, Even As An Adult
Despite being initially uncomfortable, setting boundaries with your parents in adulthood is necessary for everyone involved.
Ivy League-trained child psychologist: The No. 1 most important thing I do if I yell at my kids—‘I'm taking responsibility'
Nearly every parent loses their temper with their kids at some point. Child psychologist Becky Kennedy recommends responding ...