A recent longitudinal study followed children from preschool age into third grade to understand how early executive function skills and parenting behaviors shape later resilience, self-regulation, and behavior. Findings from this research offer practical guidance for educators and pediatric therapists who support young children every day. Learn more about early executive function and parenting. How […]
Raising a child is one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences a parent can go through, especially during the teenage years. As parents of teenagers, we often worry about our child’s need for independence, their social skills, mental health issues, and forming strong relationships. Let’s explore positive parenting strategies for the teenage years and […]
Parents and teachers are always learning how to encourage children’s interest at home or in the classroom. Maybe you see signs of talent that you’re eager to develop. Maybe you’re concerned that they need more constructive options for filling their leisure time. Plus, you may just be tired of hearing that they’re bored. For young […]
When your kid starts to fuss, are you tempted to pull out a tablet or your phone? There’s no shame in that. It can be hard figuring what other calming techniques for kids can be used when we’re desperate and our little ones won’t stop crying or throwing tantrums at the supermarket. You can download […]
Parenting is one of the most challenging roles. At different times, parents may feel they have failed their children in some way. However, it is essential that we do not get so caught up in the negative emotions that we lose sight of the importance of the role parent’s play in children’s lives. Keeping a […]
5 Ways To Teach Your Children to Be Independent As a parent, teaching your children life skills and daily activities is one tough job. It always seems like when your life is the most hectic, you need your children to be more independent throughout the daily routine. As a mother of 6 children, I know […]