Parenthood

Everyone told this mama that she’d have to adhere to strict routines once she had a toddler and twin newborns, but she didn’t listen. Here’s what happened…

Do you struggle with feeling like you do all the work, or you feel like you and your partner often disagree on how to parent or what our priorities as parents should be?

Young children have limited capacity to express their feelings verbally. How can we know how they’re doing and support their well-being effectively?

Who doesn’t want parenting to be easier? These clever tricks will have you kicking back with a cup of tea in no time…

Traditional masculinity is harming our boys and society, countless studies have found. Here’s how to shift the tide, starting in our own homes.

Dr. Don Klumb, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist with more than 20 years’ experience working with children, offers ways to build awareness about autism and become a proactive part of the community that supports autistic children.

Whether you’ve lost a butterfly, the family pet or Grandma, it can be hard to know how to explain death to children. A clinical psychologist has all the answers…

Teaching gratitude to young children is a tall order, especially since they’re often self-focused, impulsive and not yet able to grasp abstract concepts. With these simple actions and activities, you can help your child establish an ongoing practice of recognizing and expressing thanks.

It’s no secret that girls apologize more often than boys. The good news: parents can help raise confident girls by doing these things…

Pediatrician and a mother of three, Dr. Julie Linderman of Mommy MD shares her tips on how to manage anxiety in kids.