Reviewed by Emily Edlynn, PhD Developing a healthy bond with your kids is the goal of any parent. Not only does it impact ...

"The questions were like ... Another way to help kids navigate the post-election period is by helping them overcome potential ...

Abolitionist author and organizer Mariame Kaba invites us to “begin our abolitionist journey not with the question, ‘What do ...

The election is over and some people are feeling jubilation while others are feeling sadness, anger and even panic. How do we help our children, no matter how we feel?

For children, these feelings can be even harder to make sense of as they ... Leading up to the inauguration, your kids will ...

As news of President-elect Donald Trump’s decisive victory spread early Wednesday, questions and fears about what his second ...

Political differences can put stress on relationships and create heightened feelings for adults. For children, these feelings ...

Sarah Boberg offers some best practices for talking to your children in difficult seasons such as this election.

Finally, remind kids that challenging moments are part of life, and they’re capable of handling difficult situations with ...

Kids look to their trusted adults to know how to think and feel about a particular topic. If they think it's taboo to bring up, they might hold in their questions or feelings or seek information from ...

Below, CNBC Select shares 10 questions you should answer to be well-prepared for a new personal loan. How much money do I need? Do I want the money sent to my bank account? How long will I have ...