How to Protect Your Kids from Cyberbullying
Tanni Haas, Ph.D. One of parents’ greatest fears is that their kids will become the victims of cyberbullying, and for good reason: research shows that
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What Parents Need to Know about Social Media’s Impact on Body Image
By Susan Sugerman, MD, MPH | Contributor Change is hard—and often confusing. The journey between childhood and adulthood might be the most monumental transformation any
Making the “Executive” Decision to Limit Your Child’s Social Media
By Alicia Thompson | Staff Writer, GoodLifeFamilyMag.com It’s probably apparent to you more so during the laid-back days of summer. When your teens have fewer demands
Understanding Anxiety in Children and Teens
By Alice E. Schluger, Ph.D. | Contributor, HelpGuide.Org As parents, we always desire the best for our children. We want them to be healthy, happy, and resilient when faced
Peer Pressure in the Age of Social Media and What Parents Can Do to Help Their Teens
By Madeline Hammett How “fitting in” can lead to poor decision making for teenagers For generations teenagers have felt the need to conform to their
Millennials and Gen Z are More Anxious than Previous Generations: Here’s Why
By Geoff Mcmaster | University of Alberta (originally published, 2020) The Harvard Business Review recently published findings of a study on mental health in the workplace that paints a
Should Tweens Use Social Media?
By Madeline Hammett In a recent study conducted by Common Sense Media, it was found that “tweens,” aged 8 to 12, spend around six hours
How Selfies Help Adolescents Form an Identity
By Children’s Health | Contributor In the past, adolescents expressed themselves through how they dressed, what music they listened to and what group they sat with at
Three Tips to Help Boost Your Child’s Body Image in the Digital Age
By Children’s Health | Contributor Photo editing and airbrushing are not new technologies – but today’s popular apps mean that altered images are no longer
