What is behind a child who fights with others and how to prevent it
The article discusses the reasons behind aggressive behavior in young children and offers ways for parents to manage it effectively.
Forensic psychologist claims Jeffrey Epstein may be alive after bombshell findings
A forensic psychologist claims that Jeffrey Epstein may still be alive, citing missing prison footage from the night of his death as raising serious questions.
Paloma García Aranda, Psychopedagogue: "Much better than toys is to give children experiences; the more objects they have, the less their enthusiasm lasts"
Paloma García Aranda advocates for gifting experiences rather than traditional toys to enhance children's emotional and cognitive development.
Carola Carrete, psychologist: "In children who are victims of sexual abuse, normalization is a defense mechanism to endure the unbearable"
The article discusses the devastating impact of child sexual abuse and the psychological mechanisms survivors use to cope with their trauma, often leading to destructive behaviors.
I really desire a family, but I don’t have a partner. I am also considering the option of taking care of a child myself. What solution should I choose?
A 37-year-old man from a small Slovak town expresses his longing for a family but struggles with forming romantic relationships, even considering single parenthood.
Accept that your teenage child won't tell you everything. Separating from parents is their developmental task, says psychologist
A conversation with psychologist Vlaďka Bartáková sheds light on the complexities of parenting teenagers, including the importance of listening and the impact of childhood misunderstandings on adult behavior.
Parental Alienation: what it is and what the consequences are
Parental alienation is an abusive and illegal practice that can have serious consequences, as explained by family law specialist Ana Zélia Cavalcante.
This is the kind of children who are hated – A massive survey reveals a taboo
A recent large-scale survey by Iltalehti reveals significant societal disdain towards poorly behaved children in Finland, as discussed by child psychiatrists.
A Specialist Warned About the Rise of Punishments as a Method of Discipline
Victoria Bein warns about the alarming increase in physical punishment as a disciplinary method for children in Argentina, highlighting its prevalence and the roles of schools and hospitals.
How to Know if Your Child is a Therian? Experts Respond | A Guide for Parents
Experts discuss the rise of the Therian community among youth in Mexico, addressing parental concerns and the psychological aspects of identifying as a Therian.
Mocking, Beating, Sexual Abuse. This is What Aggression Between Siblings Looks Like
The article discusses the various forms of aggression that can occur among siblings, including mocking, physical violence, and sexual abuse.
My 8-year-old son told his younger brother that he would kill him. How should I properly address the situation?
A concerned parent seeks guidance on how to handle their eldest son's aggressive language towards his younger siblings, highlighting the importance of addressing the issue effectively.
Where does the dislike for snakes come from? Scientists found a probable answer in preschool
A study reveals how early childhood experiences and adult language influence children's perceptions and fears of snakes.
The fact that a child wants to go to high school just because of their friend is a relevant reason, says a psychologist
A psychologist emphasizes that a child's choice of high school influenced by a friend is valid, and offers guidance to parents on how to engage constructively in the decision-making process.
UK mother separated from children for years has ‘draconian’ order overturned
A mother in the UK has been reunited with her son after the high court overturned previous custody orders based on flawed evidence.
The psychologist on school refusal: Two things parents can do to help the child
Psychologists provide advice for parents struggling with a child who refuses to attend school, emphasizing two key actions they can take to assist.
New York Times: The father, not the mother, affects the child's health
A new study reveals that a father's behavior during infancy significantly predicts a child's later heart and metabolic health.
Two common phrases that don't help when a child is in pain
The article discusses the impact of adult reactions on children's perception of pain and highlights phrases that are unhelpful in these situations.
Important Advice from a Psychologist for Parents – 'Teach the Child to Cope'
Psychologist Leea Stenvall advises parents against enforcing structured activities for preschool-aged children, emphasizing the importance of free time for creativity and bonding with parents instead.
Psychology: Help, My Child is Hitting Me!
The article discusses the issue of teen violence against parents in Germany, highlighting that such incidents are not uncommon and emphasizing the need for resolution and understanding rather than retaliation.
Parents should correct extremes, not choose high school for their child, says school psychologist
A school psychologist emphasizes that the decision of which high school to attend should primarily rest with the child, rather than the parents acting as managers in the child's educational journey.
Firmness or Punishment? A Thin Line Between Building Your Child's Character and Breaking It
The article discusses the crucial difference between firmness in parenting and punishment, emphasizing their significant impact on a child's psychological and behavioral development.
How to Identify a Narcissistic Father or Mother, According to Psychology
The article discusses the characteristics of narcissistic parents and how their lack of empathy and emotional manipulation can negatively impact their children's development and adult lives.
Train letters, but manage frustration. A psychologist explains how to prepare a child for school entrance.
The article discusses new regulations by the Ministry of Education that tighten rules on deferring school entrance, limiting deferrals to severe health issues only.
Keep an Eye on the Child
The article discusses the troubling legal proceedings impacting children's wellbeing, where their lives are treated carelessly amid judicial processes.
How to deal with being the least favored child: ‘Mom and Dad have every right to have their favorite’
The article discusses the common myth that parents love all their children equally and explores the reality of parental preferences among siblings.
Eight sentences that parents of brilliant children often use
The way parents talk to their children significantly influences their emotional development, sense of security, and self-confidence, with certain phrases becoming part of the child's internal dialogue.
Psychologists Warn: These Mistakes Single Child Parents Unconsciously Make
The article discusses the psychological challenges faced by single children and the common unconscious mistakes their parents make in raising them.
Do You Have Only One Child? Here Are Things They Want to Tell You
The article discusses the advantages and challenges faced by only children, highlighting their unique experiences and emotional needs.
Ana Aznar, child psychologist: "We are overprotecting children and that is a mistake because they learn from mistakes"
Child psychologist Ana Aznar discusses the dangers of overprotecting children, emphasizing the importance of letting them learn from their mistakes.
Support or Excessive Intervention? 6 Signs That Reveal Grandparents' Domination in Parenting
The article discusses the fine line between supportive and overly intrusive grandparents in child-rearing, highlighting behaviors that may indicate excessive involvement motivated by love and concern.
Common Mistakes in Calming Children Raise Their Anxiety Levels
The article discusses how common parenting practices intended to soothe children during crying or tantrums can backfire and increase the child's anxiety instead.
"The probability of a misdiagnosis is not that low at all"
Psychologist Esther Bockwyt argues in an interview that common misconceptions about psychology, such as concepts like the inner child and terms like 'toxic' and 'narcissistic', may cause more harm than good.
Child and Youth Development: 'Parents Today Face Totally Different Expectations'
The article discusses the high expectations placed on families and children, as well as the pressures that parents experience, drawing insights from psychologist Sabine Walper on the varying levels of support children receive.
Rocío Ramos-Paúl, psychologist: 'These are the three signs to identify if your child is happy at school'
Psychologist Rocío Ramos-Paúl offers parents key insights to recognize whether their child is happy or struggling at school.
Oedipus and Electra Complexes, Between Love and Rivalry with Parents: What They Are and How to Identify Them
The article discusses the Oedipus and Electra complexes, describing how the idealization of one parent can complicate a child's emotional development and attachment.
Parents should see psychologists. They clear the path and children then struggle with stress, says Pirk
Senator and cardiac surgeon Jan Pirk emphasizes that parents should seek psychological help to learn how to help their children cope with positive stress, as overly protective parenting leads to increased mental health issues.
The Syndrome of the Child with a Famous Parent
The article discusses how children of famous parents may subconsciously feel their worth is tied to their parents and develop passive or compliant behaviors as a result, drawing a parallel to the ideological interpretation of ancient symbolic ideals.
Lucía Torres, psychiatrist: "Birth order does not set a destiny, but it is key to reading the emotional score that each child has in their home"
Psychiatrist Lucía Torres discusses how birth order affects emotional dynamics within families, noting that older siblings often bear idealized expectations from parents while younger siblings benefit from more emotional flexibility.
Social Anxiety in Children: Maxi Does Not Want to Go to the Birthday Party
An interview with child psychologist Silvia Schneider explores the distinction between shyness and social anxiety in children, particularly in the context of avoidance behaviors like refusing to attend a birthday party.
How to Understand Your Adult Child and Repair a Damaged Relationship
The article discusses the emotional distance between adult children and their parents, suggesting that open communication about past grievances can be a positive step towards mending relationships.
Anesthesia of Desire: This is the consequence in the brain of the over-gifted child
The article explores how excessive exposure to stimuli leads to dopamine system saturation, rendering formerly exciting experiences less stimulating for children who receive too many gifts.
Crans-Montana, the psychologist who helps families: "There are no words, warmth must be conveyed"
Dr. Elvira Venturella, a psychologist, discusses the deep and unexpressable pain of parents who have lost a child, emphasizing the need for silence and warmth, as she prepares to support affected families in Crans-Montana.
Katharina Greve: What Your Child Says
This article by Katharina Greve discusses the communication and messages conveyed by children.
"My Concern is that Laissez-Faire Philosophy will Spill from Kindergartens into Elementary Schools"
Educational psychologist Marcus Hassel warns that Germany is completely squandering the opportunities of early childhood education, as the predominant needs-oriented upbringing of children encourages behavioral issues that have dire consequences in elementary schools.
New Frankfurt 'Tatort': When Murot Dives Deep but Remains on the Surface
The new 'Tatort' from Hesse explores the inner lives of characters searching for their inner child, with an emphasis on the performances of younger actors.
María de Mondo, mother of two girls and psychology expert: "I don't want my daughters to eat healthy"
María de Mondo discusses the negative impact of overly restrictive diets on children’s physical, emotional, and social development.