Age-by-age guide to getting your kid to talk to you
We don’t need to be our kids’ best friends, but it's nice to hear about their day. Here's what to do when it comes to getting your kid to talk to you.
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We don’t need to be our kids’ best friends, but it's nice to hear about their day. Here's what to do when it comes to getting your kid to talk to you.
How to raise an emotionally intelligent kid: Parent educator Genevieve Muir shares 5 tips parents should know when raising an emotionally intelligent kid.
Canadian parenting experts suggest reinforcing family values, keeping the conversations simple and listening to a child’s concerns are the best ways to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine with children
Four types of bullying every parent should know about What are the different types of bullying and how can you spot them if your tween or teen is being targeted? Signs to look for and what to do next. Worries about childhood bullying are common among parents, but those concerns often take on a new sense of urgency during the tween and teen years. These worries might be well founded if you start noticing baffling behaviour, like your tween trying to avoid school—also known as truancy. During these years, the social landscape is more complex and the stakes are often high.