#child-psychology

#child-psychology

High-achievement expectations in IVF families can lead to children's feelings of inadequacy and lack of acceptance.

Divorce affects how children view their parents, often leading to confusion and emotional conflict about loyalty and differing family dynamics.

Helping children adjust to new environments requires patience and understanding of their previous experiences and the different dynamics of new household rules.

Inattentive parenting leads to negative emotional outcomes for children.

Children require consistent love to feel valuable; neglect can cause distancing in relationships.

Family changes can be both planned and unexpected, affecting all members.

Effective communication with children during family transitions is vital.

Parents should validate their children's emotions, especially during crying, rather than dismissing them.

Children's feelings about activities like swimming lessons should be taken seriously, and parents need to reflect on their own motivations.

Limit phone use around young children to set positive examples.

Establish early screen time limits for children to foster healthy habits.

Question the type, duration, and age appropriateness of media consumed.

Parents' attempts to restrict sugar can lead to increased consumption due to heightened desire.

Small changes in food serving choices can help guide healthier eating habits in children.

Making non-sweet options readily available encourages better food choices for kids.

Rushing children doesn’t cause lasting trauma or anxiety; understanding the origins of 'hurried child syndrome' is crucial for parents.

Yelling at children can have lasting emotional impacts and is seen as a form of emotional abuse.

The election outcome raises concerns among families, especially children, prompting adult discussions on emotional safety and resilience.

Children often perceive correction as shameful, shutting them down rather than helping them learn.

Parents should focus on setting limits rather than correcting children verbally.

Understanding DMDD is crucial for effective intervention and management in children and adolescents.

Halloween shopping starts earlier, with 47% beginning before October; total decorations spending is predicted at $3.8 billion, illustrating growing enthusiasm.

Letting kids eat unlimited Halloween candy can help them build a healthy relationship with food.

Overeating can be a valuable learning experience about body signals.

Consistent access to candy helps reduce its 'special' allure.

Post-Halloween, moderation should resume with one treat daily.

The joy of summer vacations is replaced by the school routine, bringing both excitement and resistance for students.

Parents experience relief from planning summer activities but may face challenges with children's resistance to returning to school.

Establishing a routine and sleep schedule can help ease back-to-school anxiety for children.

August brings heightened stress for families due to back-to-school preparations and changes.

The movie Inside Out has become a popular and effective tool for educators and therapists to help individuals, both children and adults, understand and communicate their emotions.

The movie 'Inside Out' has become a valuable tool for educators, counselors, therapists, and caregivers to help individuals understand and manage their emotions.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, reveals cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy treatment.

Importance of delicate discussions with children about a parent's illness.

Inform children of cancer diagnosis in an appropriate way

Provide guidance and counseling support for families dealing with cancer diagnoses