If you have a toddler (1 to 3 years of age), you’re probably feeling overwhelmed. If so, you’re not alone. As children reach this stage of development, they often begin displaying more behavior issues, which can be incredibly challenging for their parents. Below are a...
Do you have a preschool- or school-aged child (3 to 9 years of age)? If so, you’re probably beginning to encounter challenges that you didn’t experience during their infant and toddler years. Below are some of the obstacles that parents commonly face with children this...
When the Tablet Turns Into a Power Struggle: Helping Children Learn Through Choice, Regulation, and Consistent Boundaries There are moments in parenting that seem small on the surface, but quickly become something much bigger. Turning off the tablet. Leaving the park. Getting ready for bed....
Children don’t always have the words to explain what they’re feeling—but that doesn’t mean those emotions aren’t there. Feelings like anxiety, frustration, or sadness may show up as emotional outbursts, withdrawal, or sudden mood changes, which is why play therapy is such an effective part...