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There's no need to stress about getting them everything on their wishlist. Spending time with your kids is far more valuable.
1. They're confident.
It's not about letting your child fail, it's all about providing support along the way.
"I want my daughter to know and have a positive association with money and feel like I can choose something that I feel good about," she says.
While we can't possibly protect our children from all of the hardships and challenges life brings, we can help them cope with these difficulties.
When your child asks for a drink of water before they go to sleep, there truly may be a biological or emotional motivation behind it.
How to focus on happiness when there is always so much to do.
This is the one proven way to raise honest kids.
When we discipline our children we want to empower them to change their behavior.
A survey of 125 full-term and premature newborns at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, found early, gentle displays of affection from parents and caregivers have lasting effects on how baby brains react to gentle touch.
5. Take time to reconnect.
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They'll help you teach kids about race and racism in America.
Is your little one in a veggie slump, mama? This simple trick could get them eating more greens in no time.
No single test will detect every possible heart issue, so it's important to screen early and often.
Children are resilient and their emotional responses in the moment are not a measure of how good you are as a mother.
And it doesn’t even matter if you’re off-key.
Water tables, sensory bins and tummy time on a blanket in the shade can greatly benefit your child's development.
Critical and oh-so-fun—here are 5 reasons to let kids loose and watch them learn.
Nearsightedness in young people is rising around the world.
