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How to Discuss Mental Health with your Child

Awareness About Mental Health Issues And How To Handle Them Is A Highly Valuable Life-Skill Today

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Good Communication: 5 Tips To Talk Without Yelling At Your Child

Teenage is one of the most difficult times in the course of growing up. Both parents and children are at loggerheads and seem to reach an impasse when trying to communicate

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How to Help Your Child with Homework?

“Mom, I need help with this problem.” “Dad, I cannot understand the question.”

What are your initial responses to such statements of your child? Get to action and help complete the homework? Well, your parental instinct may be efficient and help your child to complete the task faster, but it is not at all effective as you doing the work is not the intended goal.

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How to Communicate With and Listen to Your Teen

Many parents have questions that start with, “What do I say when…?” However, parents need to understand that it is “less important what you say, and more important that you listen.”
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50 Things Every New Parent Should Know

Becoming a parent for the first time is life-altering. You probably already know that. What you don’t know is just how life-altering it actually is. There’s no going back. And that’s both really great and kind of sad all at the same time. Here are a few things every new parent should know.

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How to Be a Supportive Parent

Parent-child relationships are one of the most crucial components of child development. The most important and the earliest relationship children have is with their parents, siblings, grandparents, and teachers.

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6 Steps to Put an End to Whining

Whether your child whines, "That's not fair!" every time you say no, or whines about everything from the food you serve to the temperature in the car, whining is tough to listen to.

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