For many teens, their imaginations, fuelled by social media reported trauma, can magnify world events to even greater levels of terror.
Parents often ask for advice on how to support their kids through adolescence. One powerful tool you can equip them with is a growth mindset.
Kids can pick up language from school, movies, social media, or family members. So, how can parents positively handle this issue?
Emotional regulation can be tough, especially during adolescence when things feel even more intense. Here’s a guide to help.
Fostering growth towards independence isn’t just about monitoring physical whereabouts but helping them develop healthy digital habits.
As any parent knows, puberty can contribute to many changes, such as difficulties with regulating emotions – leading to parent-teen conflict.
Instead of allowing stress to snowball, self-compassion helps regulate emotions by altering perceptions and reactions.
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The government’s ban on social media for young teens has sparked fierce debate. We spoke to Natalie Nicholls, child learning specialist.
