Parenting
Helping Kids Cope with Big Changes: The 5 C’s for Conquering Transitions
Whether it’s a move to a new home, heading off to summer camp, or starting school in a different city—or even country—change can be a big deal for kids. It…
Read MoreTeaching Children Problem-Solving and Deescalation Skills
Staying calm when you’re angry isn’t easy—for adults or kids. But it’s one of the most important skills we can teach our children. Whether it’s managing frustration with a sibling,…
Read MoreUnderstanding and Supporting Children After a Chaotic Event
Just hours ago, the 2025 NCA All-Star National Championships concluded at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, but the aftermath left many questioning what sparked the chaos that sent hundreds…
Read MoreHow AI is Changing the Social Media Landscape and Its Impact on Self-Esteem
We’ve all heard the saying, “You can’t believe everything you see on social media,” but that warning has never been more relevant than it is today. With advancements in artificial…
Read MoreUnderstanding Parenting Styles: Finding the Balance Between Control and Empowerment
Parenting can sometimes feel like navigating a jungle, with each day bringing unique challenges that require flexibility, patience, and resilience. Here are four distinct parenting styles inspired by animals: Tiger,…
Read MoreHomework Hints
There is no excuse for students not learning how to be responsible from doing their homework. Use these “Homework Hints” to use homework to teach your child to be responsible.…
Read MoreDeveloping Strong Parent/Teacher Partnerships
Many factors can help a child succeed at school. Effective teaching and parent support both aid children in learning. A cooperative alliance between parents and teachers ensures that children receive…
Read MoreWhat not to say to your kids — and what you can say that’s better
Our kids know how to push our buttons, even buttons we didn’t know we had. When that happens, it’s easy to express our frustrations. But if we can use some…
Read MoreGetting the Most out of Family Vacation
As parents approach family vacation, here are a few tips to make sure the entire family gets the most of family vacation by planning ahead, staying flexible, and remaining present.
Read MoreShould you play with your kids?
Staff therapist Rachel James shares insights from her perspective as a Registered Play Therapist on WFAA Channel 8’s Good Morning Texas. The Importance of Play: How Parents Can Navigate Boundaries…
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