1. Depression Research shows parents experiencing depression may exhibit reduced energy, diminished interest in activities, and impaired concentration. These symptoms can lead to less engagement
A child’s self-image is a crucial aspect of their development. It not only affects how they perceive themselves but also how they interact with others,
Given the growing rates of depression, anxiety, and associated challenges in teenagers, supporting your teenager with their mental health is more important than ever, and
Responding to aggressive behaviour in children can be very stressful and upsetting for parents. It’s often assumed that it’s a behavioural or disciplinary issue or
Neurodiverse children commonly face challenges with emotional regulation, executive functioning, self-esteem and belonging – all of which can be further impacted by divorce, affecting their
In today’s world, the power of social skills is essential for children to achieve success. It’s not just about academic performance – strong social
Being an expat can be an exciting and challenging experience, not only for adults but also for children. Moving to another country brings new cultures,
Children are innately emotional. From a young age, they go through various emotions like happiness, curiosity, sadness, and fear. Emotions serve an important function; we
Regardless of race and culture, every parent’s goal is to raise their kids well so they are responsible individuals when they are on their own.
Bullying has increasingly been a serious concern for every parent. The effects of childhood bullying can have a negative, long-term impact on the wellbeing of
Professor Robert Plomin, a behavioural genetics professor at King’s College London, explains, “Parents have little effect on their children’s outcomes, beyond the blueprint that their
One’s life is heavily influenced by the city they live in. When you live in a fast-paced and busy city like Hong Kong, it is
A lot of countries and culture still have a stigma around postnatal depression of PND, and Hong Kong is not an exception. Women, especially new
Written by Dr. Monica Borschel During a divorce, parents might experience intense emotions towards the other estranged parent. Often, unknowingly, one of the parents emotionally