Talking about technology, screen time, and media choices with our children and teens isn’t always easy. Here are some practical approaches to help families start—and keep—those conversations going. For many parents, a “Trial and Error” approach is our default, especially when it comes to conversations about technology, media, and devices. The problem with a “Trial...

Many parents notice times when their child seems more worried, clingy, or overwhelmed than usual. Understanding what childhood anxiety is can help you make sense of these moments and respond with confidence. Childhood anxiety is a natural response to stress, change, or new experiences. In many cases, it is temporary and part of development, often...

Talking to your child about difficult topics is one of the most challenging parts of parenting. Whether a family member is seriously ill, a loved one has died, your family is going through a major change, or your child has witnessed something frightening in the news, children often sense that something is wrong—and they deserve...