Archive for Children’s Issues
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Many children struggle with the impact of emotionally immature parenting. The detrimental effects of emotionally immature parenting can affect people throughout every stage of life. As children grow up and reach adulthood, they might still feel burdened by their childhood (more…)
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As a parent, it’s important to be there for your children. You’re their primary caretaker. They depend on you to meet their basic needs.
As they grow older, they start to gain their own sense of independence. Your parenting will (more…)
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A jealous older child can feel like a common trope, but it’s no laughing matter. If you have a child who was, essentially, the center of attention for a while, it can be a jarring experience for them to have (more…)
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As any parent can tell you, a kid who hasn’t gotten enough sleep is a kid who will soon be stirring up trouble. Children appear to have boundless energy — until they don’t. Problems arise when even the most tired (more…)
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Social media has many benefits, even for kids. It allows them to stay connected to friends and family, can help them understand some of the events going on in the world, and can help them combat isolation while promoting creativity (more…)
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As parents, honesty is a value we strive to instill in our children from a young age. So, when we catch them lying, it’s normal to feel frustrated, concerned, or even hurt. However, before jumping to conclusions, it’s important to (more…)
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As a parent, it can be difficult to let your child take risks, recognizing that they could fail at something. But, failure is an important part of life. It builds resiliency, dedication, and even self-esteem.
Obviously, not all risks are (more…)
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It could be argued that all of us tell little white lies now and then. But, if you have a child, you’ve probably noticed that they tend to stretch the truth or flip it around quite often.
Kids are often (more…)
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As a parent, you want your child or children to be happy and healthy. You’d do anything for them. You want to make sure that their wants and needs are being met. You may even attempt to read their mind (more…)
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Growing up with emotionally immature parents can have lasting effects on a person’s sense of self, relationships, and emotional development. This type of parenting can create confusion, self-doubt, and emotional pain that often lingers into adulthood. Let’s explore what it (more…)