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Positive Parenting Tips: Middle Childhood (6–8 years old)

As children begin school and navigate more complex social environments, they benefit greatly from consistent support, clear expectations, and encouragement at home. This stage is an opportunity for parents to strengthen communication, model problem-solving skills, and guide children toward healthy Read more >>

Positive Parenting Tips: Preschoolers (3–5 years old)

In the preschool years, children are rapidly growing in independence and curiosity, making it an ideal time to nurture their confidence through encouragement, empathy, and consistent guidance. In this article, you’ll learn about developmental milestones, including emotional and social development, Read more >>

Positive Parenting Tips: Toddlers (1–2 years old)

Through patience, empathy, and connection, parents can support their toddler’s growth while teaching important skills like self-regulation, cooperation, and respect. In this article, you’ll learn about developmental milestones, including emotional and social development, for toddlers from 1 to 2 years Read more >>

Positive Parenting Tips: Infants (0–1 years)

Positive parenting is an approach that focuses on nurturing, guiding, and supporting children with empathy, respect, and consistent boundaries. By fostering a warm and responsive relationship, parents can create a safe environment where children feel valued and understood—laying the foundation Read more >>

10 Strategies to Talk with Teens About Sex

It’s important to make sure young people learn not only the correct facts about sexuality, but also how to make healthy and safer decisions about sex. Research shows that parents who talk openly about sexuality to their children have more Read more >>

Connecting with Your Child

 by Amy DiLaura, CHC Marketing Manager Words Matter: Building Connection and Confidence in Your Children As parents, we know the profound impact our words have on our children. What we say—and how we say it—can shape their self-esteem, confidence, and Read more >>