Mixing These 2 Parenting Styles Can Help Raise Resilient Kids, Says Child Psychologist
When it comes to raising kids, some parents feel like they need to commit to one ethos. Here’s why you don’t, according to the author of “Brain-Body...
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When it comes to raising kids, some parents feel like they need to commit to one ethos. Here’s why you don’t, according to the author of “Brain-Body...
Responsive parenting fosters the kids' ability to adapt to life’s challenges and adversities with the proper support and validation from their parents.
Yelling and punishing your kids won't build resilience in them. It would confuse their feelings, which they cannot regulate by themselves yet. Parents must teach their children how to handle them by building relationships, allowing them to develop resilience.
When you allow a child to figure out how to handle unpleasant emotions by themselves, you’re increasing their ability to be flexible.