Parenting without expending massive amounts of energy is imperative to getting through your kid's toughest moments. Here are some of the most common times parents crack under the pressure, and tips on how to get through them.
Your child’s behavior is hardly ever on purpose; it’s mostly reactive or just hard to regulate. Learn to work with them, not against them, and your relationship will improve.
Remember, people spread misinformation online to get a reaction. Make time to help your teen avoid believing misinformation online.
It’s imperative that you, as a parent, know how to be supportive when an LGBTQ+ child comes out to you. Here’s advice from a therapist on what to keep in mind.
Today, Child Traumatic Stress can be mistaken for ADHD in the same way. So let’s pause, dig deeper, and ask ourselves, “Is my child really dealing with ADHD, or is it trauma?”
Having a child that struggles with anxiety is tough. You want to remove every obstacle in their way, but this time, the obstacle is their own mind. Now, instead of clearing the road for them, you have to teach them how to clear it themselves.