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11 Coping Mechanisms Parents and Grandparents Shouldn't Ignore, Child Psychologists Explain

"Simply put, coping mechanisms are the ways that any person handles stress, big emotions or challenging life ...
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Child Psychologists Share 11 Phrases That Can Secretly Harm a Child’s Confidence

While, sometimes, the phrase, “ Be careful ,” is warranted, Dr. Danda says that it can be overused with children and implies ...
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Goodbye to yelling and punishment—a child psychologist reveals the 6 phrases that make children cooperate naturally

Family education is one of the essential pillars that shape a person's character (and, indeed, their life). Therefore, raising young children is fundamental.
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11 Phrases That Foster Emotional Resilience in Kids, According to Psychologists

Want to help your child handle life’s inevitable challenges? Or boost their mental health and wellbeing? If so, you might be interested in raising an emotionally resilient kid. Emotional resilience ...
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The No. 1 'most valuable' question anyone can ask their child, from a psychologist: 'You can't parent without it'

When your kid comes to you with a problem — whether it's a daunting school assignment or the latest drama in their friend group — you might be tempted to step in and try to offer a solution. But in ...
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As a psychologist, I know it's normal for parents to get angry. Here's how caregivers can handle their own big feelings.

I'm a psychologist and co-author of a book with Hilary Jacobs Hendel, "Parents Have Feelings, Too." I want parents to know that though it can lead to self-criticism, anger is a natural feeling.