How Independent Should Your Teenager Be?
Letting teens make their own decisions (within certain limits) will serve them best in the long run.
How to Help Kids Consider Forgiveness
Parents can help kids learn to choose forgiveness rather than revenge.
How to Be a Strength-Based Parent
By focusing on our children's strengths, we can help them flourish—and stop being so critical and worried.
Can a Video Game Boost Empathy in Kids?
Research suggests that a video game can change the brain and help adolescents recognize emotions.
How to Let Go of an Old Regret
If we don't confront the past, we can be haunted by sadness and self-blame.
Why Friendships Are Important for Boys’ Health
A recent study suggests that boys who spend more time with friends grow into healthier adults.
How Online Communities Help Dads with Parenting
What dads do online helps them navigate gender roles, as societal norms around parenting change.
How to Face Grief in Yourself and Others
The U.K.’s leading grief expert wants to change the way we confront fear, death, and loss.
How to Let Go of an Old Regret
If we don't confront the past, we can be haunted by sadness and self-blame.
How to Support Your Kid at School Without Being a Helicopter Parent
Parents can help their children most by getting back to the basics and not trying to solve everything.
How Independent Should Your Teenager Be?
Letting teens make their own decisions (within certain limits) will serve them best in the long run.
Why Friendships Are Important for Boys’ Health
A recent study suggests that boys who spend more time with friends grow into healthier adults.
Can a Video Game Boost Empathy in Kids?
Research suggests that a video game can change the brain and help adolescents recognize emotions.
How to Help Kids Consider Forgiveness
Parents can help kids learn to choose forgiveness rather than revenge.
How to Face Grief in Yourself and Others
The U.K.’s leading grief expert wants to change the way we confront fear, death, and loss.
Five Ways to Help Teens Feel Good about Themselves
As teens struggle with anxiety and perfectionism, how can we help them like who they are?