When your child is fuming with frustration, lashing out, or on the verge of a meltdown, the last thing they need is a lecture ...

But for some parents, these fiery episodes feel like more than just a passing phase. Twelve percent of parents worry that their child’s anger could lead to problems, according to a new C.S. Mott ...

When you’re forced to take on responsibilities beyond your years—caring for younger siblings, managing household stress, or ...

Why won’t my child talk to me? - Mental health experts give tips on how to get kids to open up at different ages.

There’s no doubt that parents want to prepare their children to succeed in life. According to parenting expert Dr. Becky ...

These practical ideas from Feeling Better could help your child cope whether they’re feeling angry, worked up or just overexcited… Try this: Encourage your child to use up their frustrated ...

Managing your feelings is tough work for adults let alone young children. Love Monster is a delightful character who provides a great role model when it comes to learning about emotional and ...

Especially for younger ones, positive reinforcement can help children feel motivated to confront their fear. Small gifts or privileges such as playing a game or spontaneously getting ice cream ...

We all long for our children to be happy and successful. The path to it is unconditionally loving them. It takes understanding yourself and expressing love, even when angry.

it’s often to do with the way we’re taught to deal with anger as children. “If someone feels guilty for feeling angry, it would suggest that somewhere along the way they were taught that ...