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Corinne Masur Psy.dPsychology Today |
The history of the treatment of pain in infants.
Chores are important for building children's self-confidence and self-efficacy.
Don't let porn be your child's first birds and bees experience.
Children can feel either tired or wired or both at this time of year.
Parents can allow children to build skills without helping before they need it.
How to handle contentious dinner conversations when kids are present.
Safety is a common argument against banning phones at school. But is it a valid one?
What does the research say about phones in the classroom?
People are experiencing many different emotions post-election.
If you celebrate Diwali, enjoy! If you don't, help your kids understand what it's about.
Personal Perspective: Daycare is a hard decision; parents need to know the research.
What to look for when you choose a day care.
Age-appropriate election talk is all about winning, losing, and sportsmanship.
Men can feel a multitude of feelings as they prepare to become fathers.
Kids whose parents are sick may feel anger, annoyance, and fear.
Or, for that matter, do YOU procrastinate?
The cognitive science behind learning.
There's no one way to help a grieving child.
Losing a grandparent is a normal part of life, but it's hard.
Starting soon after birth, older siblings often feel angry with their new sibling.
How to talk to tweens and teens about the dangers of sexting.
Personal Perspective: We need to help our children—by not helping them so much.
Online porn is a hard topic for parents.
Parents should think carefully before posting about their children online.
Specific screen-time guidelines for parents and kids at each age.
5 ways to find community while parenting.
Parents, especially moms, feel pressure to be "perfect." Here's why they shouldn't.
Introducing a potential stepparent requires a lot of sensitivity.
The gentle art of parents using choice architecture with children.
For children, every loss is unique, and every loss is experienced uniquely.
How to help children make better food choices by starting when they are babies.
How we got here and what to do about it.
The postpartum period is a vulnerable time for a new mother.
It is a myth that women's cognitive capacities diminish before and after childbirth.
Here's what you need to know for the transition to motherhood.
Pregnancy and Changing Identity
Finally telling the truth about motherhood and matrescence.
Do you feel ambivalent about being a mother?
Isolation and identity shift in motherhood.
Becoming a mother is hard, and very few people talk about that.