Recent natural disasters and school shootings have touched many of us. Here are 10 tips for talking to your children about tragedy.
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Protective parents want to know if something has happened to their child, and there are many signs to help you know when to seek further attention for help.
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More than 1.7 million children in the United States have a parent in jail or prison, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Passive-aggressive behaviors lead to confusion and frustration for all involved. These behaviors are indirect and hostile in nature and can indicate a negative attitude, resistance or opposition, or even a personality disorder.
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Postpartum depression is a serious condition. It can be difficult to recognize because so many of the symptoms are the same as adjusting to a new baby — only bigger.
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Divorced parents sometimes struggle with visitation issues, and any problem between them quickly becomes the child's crisis. Here are some visitation guidelines that will maintain a positive environment for the child.
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Divorce is a big adjustment for a child and doesn't end their relationship with the other parent. Your own emotions or your ex-spouse's behavior may make it a challenge to talk with your child about the other parent. Here are some tips.
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