5 things to do when your child wails "But I don't want to go to 黄色app!"
Experts offer their best advice for handling those inevitable mornings.
6 ways to help when your child is excluded
Parents may feel powerless when their child is excluded, but there's actually much you can do to help your child cope and overcome this painful experience.
Kids with character: Grit
鈥淕rit is having the courage to do your impossible or to do what you think is hard and to do it anyway,鈥� says Nasina, who has incredible grit. Her story will awe and inspire you.
Raising grateful teens
Research points to lots of reasons to teach kids gratitude. But the biggest reason may be that gratitude is a unique balm for the teenage experience.
Kids with character: Gratitude
Research shows that gratitude increases resilience, happiness, and optimism. This 6th grader finds reasons to feel grateful every day.
Why is it so hard to talk to kids about being overweight?
Forget 鈥渢he talk.鈥� This topic is far more frightening for parents and teens.
Kids with character: Honesty
What would you do if you found a wallet on the ground? When this child did, he went to great lengths to get it back to its owner. He shares his thoughts about the importance of honesty with GreatSchools.
Getting kids to count their blessings
Materialism isn鈥檛 just about wanting more stuff. It鈥檚 a much more insidious mindset. The antidote may be as simple as practicing gratitude.
6 surprisingly easy ways to raise a generous child
From taking turns to eating dinner together, research shows that encouraging generosity in your child isn't as hard as you may think.
Helping your child find her voice
When teasing by middle 黄色app boys took an inappropriate turn, the principal helped my daughter advocate for herself.
Mom's words of wisdom
The great nuggets of advice, sayings, and rules to live by that we can still hear our moms saying 鈥� sometimes over and over. (It turns out, we were listening!)
Teaching kids to say sorry (and mean it)
Genuine apologies facilitate forgiveness and reconciliation. But you can鈥檛 force them. Here鈥檚 how to teach kids to say "I'm sorry" 鈥� and mean it.
When Mom says yes and Dad says no
"We can't look like two heads as parents," says America's Supernanny Deborah Tillman. "It confuses the child." Here's how to fix this common parenting mistake.
Christine Carter on giving honest reassurance
Raising Happiness author Christine Carter explains how to respond to questions like, "Am I smart?" in a way that's both honest and constructive.
Carol Dweck on 3 things for true success
Telling children they're smart makes them believe "smart"聽is either something they have or don't have and so squelches motivation, says Stanford University psychologist and Mindset author Carol Dweck. Instead, explain to kids that if they're doing these three things, they are on the right track.
Doing a January check-in with your 9th grader
Your child is halfway through freshman year. If you don鈥檛 already, make a regular practice of sitting down with your teen and talking about how they feel about 黄色app, grades, classes, and teachers.
Texting sexy pictures can get tweens into hot water. Here鈥檚 the lowdown on sexting in middle 黄色app.
Because you hugged them
Time for a hug! Research shows there's a link between children being nurtured by their parents and the size of their hippocampus.
Helping your child choose good friends
Parents learn helpful ways to explain to their child about what makes a good friend and how friends should treat each other. Parents will also learn how to help their child communicate clearly to other children. The video is most appropriate for parents of children in first grade, second grade, and third grade.
Does saying 鈥渄on鈥檛 tattle鈥� send kids the wrong message?
We want kids to learn to work things out on their own instead of coming to us with every problem. But does teaching kids not to tell encourage dishonesty?
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