Protecting Your Child’s Mental Health Without Lowering Your Expectations If you have a teen in high school, you may feel the mounting anxiety over college admissions. For parents, dreaming of our child’s future … read more
Research shows that engaged fathers can improve behavior, school success, self-esteem, and long-term empathy in their children — plus practical ways dads (and male role models) can stay connected during … read more
A child who was outgoing suddenly refuses to leave the house. A typically easygoing seven-year-old starts having meltdowns over small things. A teenager who used to talk freely goes almost … read more
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a great occasion to consider what you can do to help the kids stay as stress-free as possible. One possibility is to teach them … read more
More Than Stepping In There’s a quiet revolution happening in living rooms and at dinner tables across the country. For decades, families formed after a divorce or a new marriage … read more
Timid Tabby A fraidy-cat’s gentle journey toward love A little over two years ago, my adult daughter, Zoe, adopted a two-year-old cat. She named her Momo. To say this cat … read more
Why day camp works for so many families I started day camp in the summer between first and second grade. That was a long time ago, and honestly, the thing … read more
A break that benefits everyone Most parents know that kids benefit tremendously from going to summer camp. But have you ever thought about how sending your kids to camp can … read more
Summer camp is, without a doubt, something kids look forward to all year. Nevertheless, there are important issues you should address to ensure that your kids have a really great … read more
Meeting new people can feel uneasy for many children. Parents can guide them with calm support and simple steps. Here, you will learn how to help kids feel comfortable in … read more
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