We’ve all had moments where we wanted to say something but didn’t. Maybe it was fear gripping us or maybe we thought it would get better on its own. They say silence is golden, but I say silence can be dangerous, very dangerous in the long run. The recent series, Adolescence, had many hard hitting […]
As a child psychologist, I often hear from parents about the challenge of getting their toddlers to eat healthy foods. It’s a common struggle that many families face, especially when children seem to always want popular (and often less nutritious) options. But the good news is that you can guide your child toward healthier eating
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I often come across parents feeling frustrated when their child tests their patience and boundaries. What’s even worse is when limits are tested and they end up hitting the child and eventually are consumed by guilt. Whether it’s about screen time, junk food, or bedtime, many parents struggle to get their child to listen without
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As a child psychologist, one of the most common concerns I hear from mothers is about their toddler’s picky eating habits.
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