When Childhood Becomes a Race: The Hidden Cost of Over-Scheduled Kids
Parents and schools often unintentionally transform childhood into a relentless cycle of tasks. Experts reveal the psychological and social consequences of over-scheduling.
Tag: Parenting
Real-world guidance for parents navigating every stage of childhood. From newborn care to teenage challenges, explore practical tips for raising healthy, happy kids.
Why Love Between Parents and Children Can’t Be Forced
Parental love is essential, but can it truly be legislated? New Brazilian proposals highlight the tension between legal obligation and emotional bonds.
Early Crawling: A Key Indicator of Learning Potential
A study of 15,000 children links infants’ ability to crawl and sit with later academic performance and social behavior, highlighting the importance of early motor skills.
When Overprotection Hurts Kids: Letting Children Play Freely
Parents often overprotect children out of fear of illness or injury, but letting kids experience calculated risks promotes responsibility, mood, and social skills.
Trust and Kids’ Independence
As children become young adults, parents face the difficult task of letting go—allowing mistakes, accepting change, and building mutual trust. Psychiatrist Ivete Datar explains how to balance care, independence, and respect during this pivotal stage of family life.
Why Chemical Hair Treatments Are Unsafe for Kids
Straightening and smoothing treatments are becoming common among children, but experts warn that these procedures can damage both hair health and self-esteem.