Why Is My Super Smart Kid Struggling So Much With School?
Smart children can struggle academically despite their bright capabilities due to various factors that affect their performance and behavior in school.
How to Raise Kids With No Punishments
Gentle parenting prioritizes emotional connection over discipline, but its effectiveness in practice can be challenging during stressful family moments.
Why Is My Super Smart Kid Struggling So Much With School?
Smart children can struggle academically despite their bright capabilities due to various factors that affect their performance and behavior in school.
How to Raise Kids With No Punishments
Gentle parenting prioritizes emotional connection over discipline, but its effectiveness in practice can be challenging during stressful family moments.
Teachers Are Revealing Parenting 'Red Flags' They Notice Right Away When Meeting A Parent Or A Kid For The First Time
Parents' differing reactions to their own child's behavior and others' can lead to negative consequences like breeding bullies.
It is essential for young adults to learn to handle disagreements and confrontations directly, as parents cannot intervene in every situation as they grow older.
6 Habits To Avoid If You Don't Want To Spoil Your Kids
Children's behavior reflects how they are taught
Spoiling children can lead to entitlement and lack of empathy
One Brain-Tool Is the Foundation of Every Human Relationship
Children develop theory of mind around 18 months, which is fundamental for understanding others' perspectives and fostering empathy.
Mindset Matters: Your Child Is Not Misbehaving on Purpose
Parents who view misbehavior as intentional can react harshly, worsening the problem.
Most young children struggle with self-regulation rather than misbehaving on purpose.
Understanding a child's struggle allows parents to respond with teaching rather than punishment.
A Thanksgiving survival guide for parents of picky eaters
Thanksgiving can overwhelm kids with food, noise, and new experiences, impacting their willingness to eat.
What's Pathological Demand Avoidance? Parents Of "Defiant" Kids, Pay Attention
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a lesser-known condition on the autism spectrum that reflects a profound need for control, not mere defiance.
Teachers Are Revealing Parenting 'Red Flags' They Notice Right Away When Meeting A Parent Or A Kid For The First Time
Parents' differing reactions to their own child's behavior and others' can lead to negative consequences like breeding bullies.
It is essential for young adults to learn to handle disagreements and confrontations directly, as parents cannot intervene in every situation as they grow older.
6 Habits To Avoid If You Don't Want To Spoil Your Kids
Children's behavior reflects how they are taught
Spoiling children can lead to entitlement and lack of empathy
One Brain-Tool Is the Foundation of Every Human Relationship
Children develop theory of mind around 18 months, which is fundamental for understanding others' perspectives and fostering empathy.
Mindset Matters: Your Child Is Not Misbehaving on Purpose
Parents who view misbehavior as intentional can react harshly, worsening the problem.
Most young children struggle with self-regulation rather than misbehaving on purpose.
Understanding a child's struggle allows parents to respond with teaching rather than punishment.
A Thanksgiving survival guide for parents of picky eaters
Thanksgiving can overwhelm kids with food, noise, and new experiences, impacting their willingness to eat.
What's Pathological Demand Avoidance? Parents Of "Defiant" Kids, Pay Attention
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a lesser-known condition on the autism spectrum that reflects a profound need for control, not mere defiance.
Managing sibling fighting is a prevalent parenting challenge that often goes unaddressed in typical parenting education.
Harriette Cole: My kids are in trouble at school for acting like their aunt
Setting boundaries with family is essential for creating a positive environment for children.
Addressing inappropriate behavior from relatives is necessary to protect children's values.
My Kid Treats My Boobs Like They're His Property. This Has to Stop.
It's important for parents to establish boundaries for their bodies and address unwanted behaviors from children consistently, regardless of their intent.
Helping Parents Manage Siblings Who Fight
Managing sibling fighting is a prevalent parenting challenge that often goes unaddressed in typical parenting education.
Harriette Cole: My kids are in trouble at school for acting like their aunt
Setting boundaries with family is essential for creating a positive environment for children.
Addressing inappropriate behavior from relatives is necessary to protect children's values.
My Kid Treats My Boobs Like They're His Property. This Has to Stop.
It's important for parents to establish boundaries for their bodies and address unwanted behaviors from children consistently, regardless of their intent.
Miss Manners: Is it a mistake to react when a child insults me?
Address unkind behavior in children directly, emphasizing the importance of empathy and the consequences of hurtful comments.
Dear Abby: We're paying a lot for the wedding, and I need them to keep their kids in line
Address disruptive behavior from children at family events proactively to ensure appropriate decorum, especially during significant occasions like weddings.
Miss Manners: Is it a mistake to react when a child insults me?
Address unkind behavior in children directly, emphasizing the importance of empathy and the consequences of hurtful comments.
Dear Abby: We're paying a lot for the wedding, and I need them to keep their kids in line
Address disruptive behavior from children at family events proactively to ensure appropriate decorum, especially during significant occasions like weddings.
Watch this 7 year old 'steal' her neighbor's husky and replace it with a stuffed dog
A 7-year-old girl dognapped her neighbor's dog by switching its collar and leaving a stuffed animal in its place.
Teachers Are Revealing The Parenting "Red Flags" They Notice Right Away
Parents saying 'We don't believe in...' can be a red flag for more attached parenting philosophy than child's needs.
Kids not knowing how to self-soothe or find comfort could indicate parenting relying on technology over human connection.
Should Young Kids Ask For Permission To Pet Your Dog? A Tweet Has The Internet Fuming.
A viral tweet highlights the ongoing debate over children's behavior in public places.
Responses to the tweet are divided, with some blaming the parent for not controlling their child and others suggesting that potentially aggressive dogs should not be in public.