Trust your kids. By constantly trying to control sharing, parents may make kids feel they can’t be trusted to share on their own. “Given space, they may surprise us,” adds Dr. Kennedy.

And since your children are looking to you for words of encouragement and to be a role model, ... And you are the one who’ll decide where to go…” — Dr. Seuss. Advertisement. 54.

Credit: Melanie Dunea. Dr. Becky also suggests that when kids ask for their parents to take a picture, parents can offer a simple answer that switches the narrative from posting on social media to ...

Watch your thoughts, for your thoughts become words. Watch your words, for your words become actions. Watch your actions, for ...

Dr. Laura Stern, an Ivy League-trained psychologist specializing in child development and parental communication, has identified a two-word phrase that parents of confident and successful adults ...

On the Kids Listen podcast Imagine This!, Dr Niraj Lal and Dr Howie Manns discuss the origins of languages and how people started coming up with words for things. Here we submit kids' canniest ...

Dr Solity said the findings were important not only for children but also for adults who struggled to read - not least because they were put off using children's reading schemes. The researchers could ...