Tag: parents
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4 Keys To Raising an Empowered Child
Every parent’s dream is a thriving child who grows into a genuinely happy and capable adult. An empowered child is secure in their self-worth and won’t fall victim to bullying or peer pressure. While the podcasts and parenting books teach how to handle potty training and teething, the resources for developing your child’s character are…
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Psychology Reveals 7 Signs of Emotionally Distant Parents
Having emotionally distant parents is a common experience that can profoundly impact a child’s emotional and psychological well-being. Growing up with emotionally distant parents can lead to loneliness, rejection, and low self-esteem. It can make it difficult for children to form healthy relationships in the future. Various factors can cause the emotional distance between parents…
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Defensive Parents Usually Display 9 Traits Without Realizing It
Defensive parents are those who tend to react defensively. This is especially true when they feel that their parenting skills or child’s behavior are being questioned or criticized. They might feel a sense of vulnerability and insecurity in their role as a parent and perceive any criticism as a personal attack on their ability to…
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8 Reasons Teens Still Need Hugs (even if they won’t ask)
It’s easy giving your kids hugs and spending time cuddling when you have a toddler. At that age, kids want to show affection, and they love to embrace you. As time goes on, they’ll ask for hugs less often, with teenagers rarely (if ever) asking. Once you have a teenager at home, offering parental affection…
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7 Ways to Be a Confident Parent
Becoming a confident parent is one of the hardest things anyone has to achieve, but it’s also one of the most rewarding. This is because no matter how many books you read and how much stuff you buy, nothing can prepare you for the confidence you need when your baby arrives. If you aren’t scared…
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10 Ways to Set Boundaries With Parents As An Adult
No matter how old you are, your parents will try to parent you. They’ve done it for many years, and switching roles to that of a friend more than a disciplinarian can be challenging. It’s imperative that you set boundaries with your folks. Even adult children should let their parents know what you expect from…