Kids and teens can get worried and anxious, just like adults. Here’s how to know when it becomes a concern and how to get the right help.

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By Dr. Angela Houchin University of Kentucky Your child has dance class on Monday, soccer on Tuesday, scouts on Wednesday… ...

Half of American parents don't discuss politics with their children. But research suggests parenting plays a crucial role in ...

Dr. Tovah Klein lays out how parents can help their children develop the resilience they need to thrive in her new book, ...

Tallman is excited to reprise her role as Riley in the spin-off series “Dream Productions,” which explores how Riley's dreams ...

You can even deepen this awareness by thinking back to your childhood and keeping in mind what sort of treatment helped you ...

The article explores the concept of mixed emotions, particularly in meaningful life transitions like a child's first day at college. It discusses scientific research on how mixed emotions are ...