Archive for Children’s Issues
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Stress and anxiety are typically associated with adults living with the everyday challenges of the real world; the truth is that anxiety and stress can impact everyone, including children. Children can experience stress just like adults do.
Children have to (more…)
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When you have a child, keeping an eye on their growth and milestones is important to make sure they’re developing as they should—both physically and mentally. While their academic and physical achievements are essential, something that is just as necessary—if (more…)
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Bullying is a serious, but unfortunately fairly frequent, issue that affects children all over the world, in schools and even online. A lot of people consider bullying to be a common and even normal part of childhood and growing up, (more…)
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As parents, it’s our job to protect our children. We would do anything for them, but sometimes we may feel unsure about how to, especially if we’re watching them struggle with overwhelming emotions or fears. Sometimes, these excessive worries may (more…)
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Childhood emotional neglect is exactly what those three words imply. Such children do not get the caregiving they require to thrive as infants and toddlers. One of the most challenging aspects of childhood emotional neglect is that kids can’t always (more…)
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Anyone who’s been around young children knows what tantrums and meltdowns look like. Lacking the cognitive skills to manage extreme emotions, this is par for the course. However, as they mature, kids can develop enough emotional intelligence to help them (more…)
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If you’re the parent of a willful child, you’re probably used to their strong opinions and their desire for independence, even at a young age. Chances are, you admire these qualities in your child, even if they’ve learned how to (more…)
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As the new school year approaches, children and parents often experience excitement and apprehension. The transition from relaxed vacation days to structured classroom routines can be challenging for many children. While some nervousness is normal, persistent anxiety that extends beyond (more…)
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We’ve all been there. Your child is screaming in the middle of the grocery store, and you can feel everyone’s eyes burning into the back of your head. You want to crawl into a hole and disappear.
When your child (more…)
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As a parent, you always want the best for your child. You never want to see them suffer or carry around any type of sadness. You make occasions special, you shield them from negativity, and you go out of your (more…)