Parenting

Finding an English-Speaking Counsellor in Hong Kong: A How-To Guide

When our children disobey, we get angry. Changing how we think about disobedience can take away that negative emotion.

Third culture kids don't fully belong to their parents' culture. That can cause big problems for parents.

What do you do when your child's failure feels like your failure, and cuts you like a knife?

We may mock helicopter parents, but most of us are guilty of it to some degree. Here’s why it’s hard to let our children fail.

Most parents struggle with their children over academics. Here's how one mother solved that problem.

If you can ask your loved one to change without it sounding like a criticism, you'll get better results.

How babies and toddlers first experience their world can make a big difference. The psychology of attachment explains why.

When one partner is highly competent, and the other is incompetent, resentment is going to build.

When our children struggle, it’s hard for us to be happy. But putting it all in perspective helps.

Do we build our children’s self esteem by pushing for achievements, or by praising their achievements? There’s a third way.