Kids have big feelings and sometimes they express them in pretty big and disruptive ways. How can we help when our child is grappling with something but doesn’t have the words to describe the problem?

The family group chat is fine, but when she saw some messages that weren't for her eyes, she wished she hadn't.

This phrase "can make kids feel like their emotions and tears aren't okay," says therapist and child life specialist Kelsey ...

(CNN) — If you’re a parent or guardian, you’ve heard about the importance of respecting your child’s feelings. Teaching our kids can help them work through the negative emotions they experience as ...

When children suddenly retreat into silence, parents often feel confused, hurt, or worried. A child who once shared stories, ...

'NurtureShock' author Po Bronson debunks conventional parenting wisdom. Sept. 3, 2009— -- For writer and father Po Bronson, yelling praise from the sidelines of a soccer game to his child has ...

While big, outspoken emotions like anger can contribute to a long-term sense of tension and hostility in a parent-child relationship, many subtle resentments also sabotage a family's dynamic. From ...