
Helping kids deal with disappointment
There are some good approaches to take, and some to avoid, that can help us emerge from this with more skills to deal with life’s disappointments as they come.
There are some good approaches to take, and some to avoid, that can help us emerge from this with more skills to deal with life’s disappointments as they come.
Early childhood mental health expert Leandra Godoy, PhD, helps a reader cope with a child who screams constantly.
For young children, the best way to stop a behavior that you do not like is to provide positive attention and praise for the opposite of that behavior.
Our job as parents is striking the delicate balance of teaching our children to be afraid of things that can actually harm them while not instilling too much fear and anxiety.
Before you hit the road or take to the skies this holiday season, here’s what pediatricians from Children’s National Health System want you to know.