Two child psychologists reveal the subtle signs that show your kids feel loved, secure and emotionally supported.
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Ivy League-trained psychologist: ‘A parent’s job is never to make their kid happy’—what to do instead
Many parents' first instinct when their child is feeling sad, upset or frustrated is to try and cheer them up. That's a critical mistake, says Becky Kennedy, a Columbia University-trained clinical ...
Nearly 30 years after the original “Happy Gilmore,” its sequel hit Netflix this weekend, and among the many cameos in it, one is hitting fans directly in the heart: Cameron Boyce. Boyce played Sandler ...
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