Dealing with Not Being the Best
When a child is discouraged by not being the best in her class, it is helpful to find the source of her need to be the best. read more
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When a child is discouraged by not being the best in her class, it is helpful to find the source of her need to be the best. read more
What can you say to children ages three and five about their grandmother dying? read more
Some thumb sucking is common with a third or more of preschool children, and an even smaller percentage of early elementary-aged children. read more
An expert explains why punishing a child for refusing to sleep in his own bedroom will not change his behavior. read more
Cremation is a tough concept for young kids to comprehend, but it's much worse to shield them from this ritual. read more
These days, elementary-school-age children have traded in their early childhood fears of nightmare monsters for terrifying real life fears. Learn how ... read more
Learn how grief support groups can help kids who have suffered a major loss. read more
How much stock should you put in a young girl's assertion that she wants to be a boy? read more
Many gifted children seem to have a heightened sensitivity, and can be stressed even by positive experiences. read more
A seven-year-old who experiences the death of a classmate needs empathy, kindness, and understanding. read more
When a younger child is determined to prove she's as "grown up" as her older sibling, parental intervention may be required. read more
It is okay for a boy to cry. Twelve-year-olds are still very much children and because they are entering puberty, they will often cry easily. read more
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