Hey, girl! It’s important to have good friendships, but sometimes things can happen that make you feel uncomfortable.
Read MoreFor many parents, reading to our kids is one of the most joyful (and least exhausting) parts of our day. Reading books lets us launch conversations, share new ideas, and fuel our kids’ imagination.
Read MoreIn a new weekly column, we’ll curate a selection of the most important and intriguing news on wearable technology focused on improving mental wellbeing. From mindfulness-inducing headbands aids to bracelets detecting high anxiety, these products are riding the wave of a burgeoning trend within wearables: innovation designed to help us learn more about mental health. […]
Read MoreThe term “daddy issues” is one you have probably heard a couple of times, as it has been used very loosely – and often wrongly, to describe a lot of people, mostly women who have “weird” relationship habits.
Read MoreYoung children sometimes find it challenging to identify how they’re feeling and how to express them. Children’s books about feelings are an excellent way to teach them to identify and manage their feelings.
Read MoreA panic attack is a sudden, intense feeling of fear or anxiety. It can come on without warning and can be very overwhelming. Symptoms of a panic attack may include:
Read MoreLet’s face it; the dark can be scary! But night lights have come to the rescue. These “fun” lights make children feel safe and comfortable as they drift into dreamland.
Read MoreHave you ever had to pick a blanket and found yourself struggling to choose between cozy or functional blankets? Well, you’re in luck because weighted blankets are the solution to your dilemma. They are not only comfy but functional too.
Read MoreParents who suspect their child is struggling with gender identity or are concerned this could be an issue as they grow should address the situation.
Read MoreEver noticed your child just tapping their fingers, bouncing their knee, or twirling their hair? The small movements of restlessness are called “Fidgeting.”
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