But if you can teach your kid how to channel improvement feedback (I prefer this term to negative feedback) in a healthy and productive way, he will be way ahead of the game of life. Here are five reasons why constructive feedback can behoove your child in ways that praise could never.

There’s no better way to teach our kids to be happy, than leading by example.

Here are five ways to form a secure attachment with your child.

While some circumstances may be out of our control, there are ways to take back control of our minds and empower our children to do the same.

No matter which way you slice and dice it, parents are facing formidable challenges as they enter the new school year.

If there’s anything this quarantine has showed us, it’s that we can do surprisingly more remotely.

Here are some tips to help create much needed boundaries and preserve sanity.

Even young children, research shows, care more about accomplishment than being kind, in part because they believe it’s what their parents care about most.

Sharing is still caring in today’s day and age. But it seems kids care about sharing second to achievement.

Celebrating different customs is a great way to enhance understanding and tolerance in kids. The United Nations has gone as far as to deem cultural understanding essential to world peace and stability.

If your child seems unmotivated, it could be because your goals for her are supercedeing their own.

But if we can teach our kids to clean, he’ll learn to have order for a lifetime.

As parents, we focus on teaching our kids how to say “thank you” to instill good manners. But teaching our kids gratitude has much more far-reaching repercussions than good manners, science shows.

Are You Spending Enough Time With Your Child? Research Seems to Suggest It’s Time to Stop Feeling Guilty.

Understanding the specific repercussions of unmitigated screen time can help in creating necessary guidelines.

The Harvard Grant Study found that professional success in life comes from having done chores as a kid.

It can be heart wrenching to watch your child play by himself or eat lunch alone. Making new friends, especially if your child is just enrolling in a new school or entering a new grade in a big school can be overwhelming for any child.

Summer is not all rest and relaxation for kids who thrive on routine and predictability. Kids with anxiety thrive when they know what to expect.

When kids lie, it shows they understand other people have different desires, feelings and beliefs – a quality that enables empathy and cooperation. And kids seldom lie intentionally to betray or hurt people.

According to the latest research from Dubit Worldwide, three-and four-year-olds can select their own apps, and many children know how to make videos and take photos by the time they are five.

“iRules will allow you and your family to build healthy relationships with the technology used inside and outside your home”