Successful parents just need to be ‘good enough,’ these child psychologists say: Here’s what that means
Acts such as limiting screen time can be helpful but can also pull focus from the most important part of
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Psychology
There are 6 ‘extraordinary’ types of kids, says psychologist—how parents can raise them to be successful
Dr. Shefali Tsabary, child psychologist and bestselling author of "The Parenting Map," says there are six types of gifted kids.
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Eliminate these 11 phrases that ‘make people question your credibility,’ says public speaking expert
Even the most successful people struggle to speak clearly, says Christina Helena, a public speaking coach who has worked with
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Kids who do these 12 things have ‘highly sensitive’ brains—why parenting experts say it’s an ‘advantage’
Parenting experts and authors Jenn Granneman and Andre Sólo share why highly sensitive kids are some of the most empathetic
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The more attractive a person thinks they are, the less likely they are to mask, new study finds
Masking efforts may no longer depend on the state of the pandemic. The more attractive a person feels, the less
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3 tips for rejecting someone with kindness, from a Harvard-trained psychologist—avoidance ‘might hurt them worse’
While no one likes to be rejected, there are ways to cut the chord that are less inflammatory than others.
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A child psychologist shares the 5 signs you’ve raised a ‘highly spoiled’ kid—and how parents can ‘undo’ it
Parenting expert, psychologist and bestselling author Michele Borba shares her advice for identifying spoiled behavior, and how to raise generous
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Harvard-trained psychologist: If you use any of these 8 toxic phrases, ‘your relationship is in trouble’
Harvard psychologist and "Letting Go of Your Ex" author Dr. Cortney Warren reveals the toxic phrases that can destroy a
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How to use the 5 stages of change to break your bad habits, from the author of ‘The Perfectionist’s Guide to Losing Control’
Instead of seeing change as one, sweeping motion, Schafler suggests using the five-stage model of change. Source link
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