Let’s be honest – dealing with teen anger is no picnic: the eye rolls, the slamming doors, the bitter outbursts over seemingly trivial things. As a parent, it’s maddening! You might even wonder if an irrational stranger has replaced your once-sweet child. But here’s the thing – this anger is normal. It may not feel that […]
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If you’re the parent of a teenager, you may have noticed some concerning changes lately. More moodiness. Trouble concentrating. Declining grades. Refusal to go to school. Your once upbeat kid seems increasingly irritable, worried, and withdrawn. You’re not alone. Anxiety disorders are rising among teens, with some experts calling it an epidemic. Just look at these alarming statistics: 1
Learning that your teenage child is struggling with depression can feel overwhelming. As a parent, your instinct is to help them feel better immediately. But recovery takes time, and pressuring them often backfires. The key is providing compassionate support. You can guide them through the darkness by educating yourself, communicating non-judgmentally, helping them build healthy coping skills, and accessing
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Postpartum anxiety is excessive worry or fear that can occur after giving birth. While it’s normal for new mothers to experience some anxiety, approximately 10-15% develop more severe symptoms that meet the criteria for a true anxiety disorder. This debilitating condition is similar to general anxiety disorder but revolves specifically around the transition to parenthood. Postpartum
As a society, it’s our collective responsibility to ensure that children are allowed the freedom to be just that – children We understand that the journey through life can sometimes bring us to places we never anticipated, and situations can ask more of us than we ever imagined. This is particularly true for children who
In the vast landscape of parenting styles, “Permissive Parenting” stands out as a unique approach. This style, characterized by high warmth and low demands, has sparked numerous discussions among parents and experts alike. Understanding Permissive Parents Low demands and high responsiveness characterize permissive or indulgent parenting. Parents who follow this style are typically nurturing and
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