Talking to Kids About Social Media and Mental Health
Social media has become a big part of kids’ lives, but its effects aren’t always clear. While it can help some children feel connected, it
Author: Lindsay South
Tablets and tantrums: Digital pacifiers may hinder children’s emotional development
Tantrums are part of growing up. How these outbursts of anger or frustration are managed, however, can impact children’s emotional development. An international team of
Psychotherapist shares the No. 1 rule highly successful people follow to be happier at work: ‘It’s non-negotiable’
You can’t always find happiness in the confines of a 9 to 5 job — but if you can find meaning in what you do,
More screen time at age 1 year associated with developmental delays at 2, 4 years
Study authors concluded that developmental delay domains should be separately considered when discussing screen time and potential delays in childhood development. According to a JAMA Pediatrics study
Study: Eating disorder rates climbed during pandemic among teen girls
The rate of eating disorder diagnoses among UK girls 13 to 16 years old during the first 2 years of the pandemic was 42% higher than expected,
Loneliness or social isolation linked to serious health outcomes, study finds
Experiencing loneliness or social isolation has been linked with a higher risk of premature death, research has found. If you’re lonely or socially isolated, you
Divorce Lawyer Reveals the Rising ‘Theme’ He’s Seeing in Couples Right Now
Afamily lawyer has told Newsweek the biggest “theme” he is seeing in divorcing couples—and why he wants more people to know about it. Dennis Vetrano of the
4 Quirky Kid Behaviors That Actually Have Purpose
Believe it or not, your kid’s repetitive habits—from shirt sucking to playdough sniffing—might be helping them regulate their senses. “My 6-year-old is a squeezer,” says
How to Predict Emotional Unavailability in a New Partner
Almost everyone seems emotionally available at the beginning of a relationship. A new partner usually makes a concerted effort to listen, support, and validate you,
Sleep experts explain why your dreams are so vivid that you remember them long after waking up
Dreams have had a powerful grip on the human mind for millennia. As soon as humans could start writing, they were documenting dreams . But for all