I’m Trying to Lose Weight. What Does Mean for My Kids?

I’m Trying to Lose Weight. What Does Mean for My Kids?

When parents begin a weight‑loss program, change how they eat, or start new health routines, children notice more than we think. They see shifts in schedules, meals, and how adults act or... Read more »
How Parental ADHD and Boredom Impact Kids

How Parental ADHD and Boredom Impact Kids

Restlessness in the home is rarely an isolated experience; it often functions as a shared trait that echoes across generations. New research suggests that a parent’s own struggle with focus and boredom... Read more »
A Key Technique Therapists Use to Figure Out Kids

A Key Technique Therapists Use to Figure Out Kids

The key to figuring out and making sense of kids starts with understanding their feelings. This is rarely straightforward, especially when their feelings are complex and based on their own misperceptions of... Read more »
Teaching Kids Emotion Words Builds Better Self-Regulation

Teaching Kids Emotion Words Builds Better Self-Regulation

Vocabulary might be the secret weapon for managing meltdowns. Imagine a six-year-old crumbling onto the floor because their favorite cup is in the dishwasher. To an observer, it looks like a tantrum... Read more »
Why It’s Vital to Preserve Parental Legacies for Grieving Kids

Why It’s Vital to Preserve Parental Legacies for Grieving Kids

When a parent dies, children feel the pain differently than surrounding adults do. A parent is the whole world to a child, so to have this bond suddenly stop forming instills a... Read more »
When Parents Burn Out, Kids Feel It Too

When Parents Burn Out, Kids Feel It Too

Picture this: it’s 8:30 p.m. The kids are finally in bed, but instead of relief, there’s emptiness — the sense that even love itself feels heavy. You go through the motions —... Read more »
Sensitive Kids See Feelings More Clearly

Sensitive Kids See Feelings More Clearly

Imagine a classroom where one child immediately senses when the teacher is stressed or a peer is quietly upset. While others keep working, this child seems to absorb the emotional climate. For... Read more »
It’s All Relative(s): Navigating Family Events Without Kids

It’s All Relative(s): Navigating Family Events Without Kids

This summer has been a season jam-packed with a rapid succession of family reunions, road trips to visit far-flung loved ones, and hosting what a friend impishly refers to as “house pests.”... Read more »
How Parents Are Overinvolved in Their Kids’ Careers

How Parents Are Overinvolved in Their Kids’ Careers

This general circumstance is becoming strangely common in the business world. A veteran hiring manager is impressed with a recent college graduate’s credentials. He’s attended a good school, earned excellent grades, and... Read more »
The Texas Floods: 6 Ways to Help Kids Feel Safe Again

The Texas Floods: 6 Ways to Help Kids Feel Safe Again

“These were kids just trying to have a summer. And nature didn’t give them that chance.” – Scott Ruskan, Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, as told to ABC News The flash floods that... Read more »
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