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Every parent knows the pressure of a never-ending to-do list and the struggle to find time during a busy week. Fortunately, meaningful connections with your child can still happen in those small, everyday moments.

As parents, we know how challenging it can be when emotions run high. However, staying calm in these moments is key to teaching your kids how to manage their own feelings. By modeling calm behavior, you set the stage for your child to respond thoughtfully in tough situations.

Praise can be a powerful tool in changing negative behaviors into positive ones. We are asking parents, teachers, caregivers, and anyone involved in the life of a child to help build up the praise for our kids.

Mental health is a crucial factor to the wellbeing and successes of young people. By tuning in to our kid’s - and our own - mental health, we can be able to provide help when needed, and to know when to reach for more assistance.

Kids aren’t born with social skills, just like they’re not born knowing how to tie their shoes or feed themselves. They have to learn them.

The school year can be tough for any parent. Here are some tips to help you keep up with the ever-growing list of to-dos.

There are different views of “right” and “wrong” with discipline. Our approach combines both positive and negative consequences.

The definition of "family" extends beyond what was once considered "traditional," to include divorce, co-parenting and reversed roles.

Everyone has some anxiety, but what should you do when your child's anxiety disrupts normal activities?

A crisis can happen at any moment. When tragedy strikes, it can be difficult for a child to process. Here's how parents can help.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Studies show that eating together as a family can provide numerous benefits for children, including higher self-esteem and better communication.

Bullying takes many forms in this day and age, and it's more common than anyone would like to admit. Learn how to protect your child.

Communication skills, which we call social skills, are important skills that must be taught and modeled by parents.

The holidays can be chaotic for everyone. This year, take some of the stress out of the holiday season with our Holiday Survival Guide.

Potty-training can be difficult for both children and parents. We have tips on timing, techniques and advice to help both you and your child succeed.

The idea that a child would engage in self-harm is often baffling to parents. Here's information to help you understand and recognize the symptoms.

Substance abuse can destroy the lives not only of abusers but also families. Even innocent experimentation can lead to serious addiction problems.

The teen years can be difficult. You may feel like you're talking to a brick wall. Learn how to break down barriers and open the lines of communication.

Coming to terms with the fact that your child is dating can be difficult for parents. Learn when and how to set boundaries.

During your child's game, do you curse the referee? Does your child yell at teammates? It's time to put the fun back in youth sports.

The key component to protecting a child from any form of abuse is frequent and open communication. Learn how to help your children recognize signs of physical and emotional abuse.