How to Adjust as a Blended Family
Congratulations! You are excited to marry the one God blessed you with after what felt like a failed attempt in...
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Does My Child Have Separation Anxiety ...
Separation anxiety is a normal developmental phase that first occurs in babies once they grasp the concept of object permanence,...
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7 Signs of Codependency in Family ...
Families vary in how healthy the relationships between family members are. Often, those unhealthy dynamics can persist across generations. We...
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Addressing Distorted Thinking in ...
It has often been said that children’s words are from their hearts. During life, children develop self-perception. They cultivate beliefs...
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Surviving Empty Nest Syndrome
When our children are young, we are tempted to wish they were older given all the hard work and sleepless...
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Sources and Causes of Anxiety in Teens
We all experience feelings of anxiety every so often. When we are confronted by an unfamiliar situation, or when we...
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Recognizing Child Behavior Problems
Being a parent is challenging. There is no “one size fits all” aspect to understanding how to best raise a...
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Overcoming Offense: Tackling Conflict ...
Belonging to a family, whether by birth, faith, or choice, develops connections. These can sometimes be marked with apparent contradictions....
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Raising a Highly Sensitive Child
Being a parent or a guardian of a child is not an easy job. We are entrusted with these little...
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Helping Your Child Form a Secure ...
God did not design us to live in isolation without connections to others. That is why it is important to...
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Parental Regret, Estrangement, and ...
I recognize that some of you may not agree with my assessment and suggestions in this article because it is...
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States of Human Development and Those ...
Developmental psychologists often use several theories to think about various aspects of human development. For example, a psychologist assessing intellectual...
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