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Advice from experts at the Child Mind Institute on how to have a variety of big talks with kids of all ages, from how to talk about scary things on the news to how to talk to teens about substance abuse and romantic relationships.
Straight talk about body parts and a no-secrets policy can empower kids to get help when they need it
Sometimes opening up about learning differently is hard, but with practice, the rewards can be huge
Research shows that clear rules help keep kids safe
Supporting children while navigating your own big emotions
What parents can do to aid scared kids in processing grief and fear in a healthy way
Starting early helps children develop good habits like setting limits on spending and resisting impulse buys
How parents can arm daughters to protect both their safety and their boundaries
Some DOs and DON'Ts to share with your teens
Fighting unrealistic and unhealthy ideas about sex
When it comes to sex, setting boundaries and respecting them are both important
Talking to teens about the dangers of oversharing online
In this book, The Scaffold Effect, learn how to prevent and counteract the anxiety and emotional fragility prevalent in children and teenagers today—a new parenting philosophy and strategies that give children the tools to flourish on their own.
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