Heightened sensitivity with loved ones requires clear boundaries. Emotional communication and dramatic reactions may arise.

Reviewed by Emily Edlynn, PhD The term fun parent comes with plenty of connotations (good and bad) and preconceived notions.

Boundaries have gotten big lately—at work and in life. Perhaps it's something of a silver lining from the last few difficult ...

Adult children who don’t include their parents in important events or celebrations, from birthday parties to housewarming ...

The bottom line: the “Two-Weekend Rule” or the “Two-Day Rule” can be a very beneficial rule to implement into your teen’s life — but only if you do it through open communication, include them in the ...

Dr. Kyle Faust shares strategies for parents to manage children's gaming habits, emphasizing the importance of setting ...

Whether it’s with a loved one, family, friends or work colleagues, here’s how to make first-time travels together a success – ...

This not only reassures the other parents that you’re engaged ... how you talk to your child about respecting boundaries, including personal space during activities like going to the toilet ...

An increasing number of parents are addicted to smartphones and ignoring their kids, creating a crisis that is affecting ...

Hansa Bhargava MD, a pediatrician, shares healthy boundaries ... their parents’ behavior, so model good media habits yourself. Put your phone in another room during meals or family activities.

I have had to find ways to adapt and pursue my goals alongside raising a family, tough as it is but there is no other way if ...

Tailor guidelines by age Younger children may need stricter boundaries ... parents behavior, so model good media habits yourself. Put your phone in another room during meals or family activities.