by Study.com editors Are you the parent of a tween, working through a challenging transition to homeschooling after a school closure? Even as the end of the school year approaches and tweens and their families […]
by Paige Wolf I’m on Day 15 of isolation with my husband and two children. And I won’t lie, it’s been rough. Besides the fear and uncertainty and all the horrible news, it’s the not […]
By Amy Thetford It’s a common question and one everyone has a different answer to. Some decide to give their child a phone as young as age 4 or 5. Others would prefer to shield […]
By Paige Wolf Whether you have screens banned in your household or a child obsessed with becoming a “YouTube star,” chances are they have come across popular YouTube channels about Roblox, Minecraft, pranks, makeup, or […]
by Dr. Amanda K. Darnley, Psy.D Self-esteem is how we feel about ourselves. It’s our self-worth or value and it is touted as a pretty big part of our mental well-being. Low self-esteem has long […]
One thing families of tweens all have in common – the need for support and help with all of the rapid changes in both their children and the world around them! We’ve compiled a few […]
By Kellie Cathey The children I work with in my practice are sweet, sensitive children who are soaking in a lot about the world and struggling to make sense of it. These struggles can be […]
By Christine Agro It’s easy to get into a negative loop, where nothing is right, nothing is good enough, and your relationship with your teen is just one complaint after another. Have you ever watched […]
by Christine Agro As we get out of the car, Caidin says to me, ‘I’ll come back for my stuff.’ I immediately react and start in on him with, ‘why don’t you bring it in […]
by Christine Agro I’m driving in the car with my son Caidin. He’s 15. ‘You have to make sure you clean up your room,’ I say. ‘You need to calm down,’ he says. There’s a […]
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