How Can Parents Help Children Express Feelings in Healthy Ways?
Your seven-year-old slams the door and shouts, “I hate everything!” Ten minutes earlier, he was fine. Many parents feel stuck in moments like this, unsure whether to comfort, correct, or wait it out. Children rarely have words for big emotions, so feelings spill out as tantrums, silence, or stomach aches. The good news is that […]
How Can Parents and Teachers Be Trained to Spot Early Distress?
A child who was chatty last term now eats lunch alone. A teenager’s grades slip, and a shrug replaces answers. Most adults notice something is off, yet few know whether it is a phase or a warning. Early distress is easy to miss, and quiet children are the easiest to overlook. The good news is […]