Experts tell Newsweek why parents should let kids make mistakes, learn from experience, and even face a few natural consequences.

Two child psychologists reveal the subtle signs that show your kids feel loved, secure and emotionally supported.

"If we want confident, capable young adults, we have to let kids practice being uncomfortable,” a psychologist told Newsweek.

Gentle parenting can be made easy if one follows certain tips. Child psychologist reveals how one can ace this parenting ...

Medical procedures can so easily traumatize kids, but you can prevent it with a few focused talking points. Turn any medical ...

In a time of rising anxiety for children as well as their parents, it's more important than ever to remember the simple ...

The common and seemingly helpful action we are referring to is stepping in and trying to fix an anxious kid's problems. But, ...

I hugged my daughter, told her how sorry I was, and reassured her that she could be Rumi or any character that she chose. I ...

One of the many jobs that parents and grandparents have is to boost a child’s self-esteem with encouraging phrases (without overly praising them). This can often come in the form of a genuine ...

While we don't mean to add to your list of styles to look up, one psychologist has noticed a rising trend in people using ...