Child Psychology
"I'm dying": Mom with brain cancer reveals how she's preparing her children
A young mom who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer shares how she told her kids and how she's preparing them for the future without her.
Debate as mom refuses to speak to husband over "frightening" prank on son
Reddit users slammed the dad, with one writing the prank went "definitely way too far and as the parent he should have known better."
Ukrainian orphanages fight to keep kids safe as war with Russia rages
"I live in constant fear," said one Ukrainian mother who works at six orphanages in Western Ukraine.
Mom ignoring 4-year-old wanting to join daughter's birthday party dragged
"They were mean but that's life. Do not message anyone anything," one user said.
Shock as mom claims ex-husband "doesn't like" daughter as she resembles her
"Seems to me your daughter may have overheard a negative conversation your ex had about her. If this is the case she may never get over it," one user said of the Reddit post.
Childhood trauma can manifest without parents even knowing
In "Has Your Child Been Traumatized?", clinical psychologist Dr. Melissa Goldberg-Mintz reveals how parents can recognize the symptoms of trauma in children.
'I'm a Child Psychologist and Mom, Many Parents Make the Same Big Mistake'
Parenting is tough. People often think I must be somehow immune to parenting mistakes. This is not so.
How to Talk to Your Child About Texas School Shooting—Psychologists Advise
Two psychologists have highlighted the importance of parents speaking to their children about the school shooting and how to handle it.
Why Do Toddlers Hit and Bite, and What to Do to Stop It
The "terrible twos" can be confusing and distressing for parents. Here, child psychologists explain why toddlers hit and bite and what to do about it.
'The Parenting Questions I'm Asked Most As a Child Therapist'
I have learnt that whether you are a biological, adoptive, step or foster parent, raising a child is challenging and overwhelming for all of us.
'The Top 5 Questions I Get Asked As A Child Psychologist'
I have found that there are a number of common questions that are asked over and over again by parents, professionals and young people alike.
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The Internet is a double-edged sword. Using parenting controls keeps children safe and protected from the many damaging content on the internet.
Cholesterol at Birth Could Predict Later Psychological Health, Study Finds
A new study has found that the amount of "good" and "bad" cholesterol present in a baby's blood at birth could influence psychological development.
Gay, Lesbian and Heterosexual Parents Compared in Study
Growing evidence suggests same-sex and different-sex parents are equally successful at raising children.
Study: Gen Z Kids Have Better Self-Control Than Gen X
Technology could have helped children develop self-control, researchers evaluating the "marshmallow test" believe.
Columbine: Psychologist Remembers School Shooting
"School should not be a place where we have to worry about our kids getting killed. The more I see things like Parkland, I do get frustrated and feel sad that I failed."
Siblings Make You More Empathic
In a new study, we were able to remove the influence of parents.
The Lifelong Consequences of Spanking
Corporal punishment, such as spanking or hitting your children, could have psychological consequences.
Why Do Young Boys Think They're Smarter Than Girls?
Almost 40 percent of American fourth-grade boys think boys are inherently more intelligent.
Why Children Bear the Brunt of Trump's America
Since Trump's election in November 2016, medical professionals across the country have observed an uptick in agitation and anxiety among young patients.
Children's Jokes Tell a Lot About Their Mental Health
Children using self-defeating humor at the beginning of the school year were more likely to experience an increase in loneliness and symptoms of depression.
Psychologists Warn Belief in Santa Could Harm Children
The issue could become the 'final straw' when relationships are vulnerable, experts said.
Advice to Pro-Clinton Parents on Talking about Trump
"Someone who epitomizes everything we taught them not to be is the next leader of the free world."
How Should Parents Help Their Bullied Children?
Here are five ways to help your child if they are being bullied at school.
The Rise of the 'Gaming for Good' Movement
New games are designed to improve children's sociability, schoolwork and overall behavior.
Can a Child Be a Psychopath?
The difference between a troubled child growing up into an adult psychopath or a responsible member of society.
Deep Emotional Scars for Child Survivors of War in Gaza
"But why do we go to school and study? We will only be killed in the next war."