A mother once said she was proud of her seven-year-old because he "never says no to anyone." He shares his toys instantly. He ...

There has always been the bully on the playground — now, the difference is there are multiple bullies vying to make children’s lives miserable. Dr. Ray Guarendi, clinical psychologist and Register ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We like to tell our kids they can be anything. An astronaut, doctor, horse rider, pop star—anything! However, at the end of the ...

Children are growing up in a hyper-competitive world where success is constantly measured and celebrated, leading them to ...

1. Use the language of kindness in your family. This will help to convey kindness as an important family value and expectation. For example: “Would you be kind enough to help your sister pick up the ...

When we talk about bullying, most people picture middle school hallways, anonymous online posts, or cliques forming in adolescence. But the truth is, the seeds of bullying are planted much earlier.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Monica Berg joins Good Day DC to share insights on raising smart, kind kids and the key principles behind intentional, ...

If you have ever heard a trusted caregiver tell you, "Because I said so" or "Mom/Dad/Gramps/Nana knows best," you may have also grown up believing that adults could do no wrong. That's untrue."Parents ...