When Your Child Doesn't Like How They Look, Don't Argue
When a child doesn't like how they look, reassurance closes the subject. What to say instead at four, five and six, and where the leverage really is.
Amara Okonkwo··9 min read
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Child Development
Confidence, empathy, big feelings and seeing yourself in a story. What the research says, in plain language.
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Child Scared of Halloween? Start Practicing in Daylight
A child scared of Halloween is not being difficult. At three to five a mask breaks a rule faces are supposed to follow. What helps, and what to skip.
Tom Whitfield··9 min read
Your Toddler Won't Share (And Why It Isn't Defiance)
Your toddler won't share because sharing is a skill that arrives later than most parents expect. What the research says, and what works at two and three.
Tom Whitfield··5 min read
Your Child Gives Up Easily? Try Struggling in Front of Them
A child gives up easily because effort starts to feel like proof they cannot do it. What the research shows, and four things that work at four, five and six.
Amara Okonkwo··7 min read
