In a world where financial education is often missing from schools, regular, honest money talks at home can be the difference ...

Like most of us, I don’t remember very much about learning how to read. I just remember loving it. I read in the car, I read while walking down stairs, which drove my parents crazy, and I frequently ...

Parents spend a lot of time thinking about how to prepare their children for adulthood. We talk about education, character, ...

Child psychologist Reem Raouda, who has studied more than 200 child-parent relationships, says there's one life skill that ...

Though we often think of anger as a negative emotion, it actually has evolved in humans for positive reasons. Anger leads you towards responses that help you overcome obstacles, alerts you to danger ...

Dr. Muller answers the question: 'Teaching Children To Deal With Stress?' — -- Question: How can I teach my children to deal better with stress? Answer: Helping kids deal with stress is a very ...

We all know the situation — you try to get your child to tie their shoes on their own to no avail. Even though there are plenty of shoe shortcuts available that bypass the need to tie shoes, it's ...

Being a team player isn’t just important while on the athletic field, it is critical while working on group projects, participating in choirs or other extra-curricular activities and even while ...

Empathy, or the ability to put yourself in another person’s shoes and express genuine concern and/or interest about their feelings or life circumstance, is a key factor behind general human decency.

As parents, we spend so much time helping our kids succeed on the outside — teaching them words, setting routines, and encouraging good behavior. But there's one skill that quietly shapes whether they ...