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Empathy

Emphatic parents are highly attuned to their children. They often anticipate the potential problems and are highly reactive. Children brought up by emphatic caregivers tend to be more happy and healthy, both psychologically and physically, according to the available research studies. On the other hand, the stress of constant support and care giving can take a toll on parents. Research shows that highly empathic parents are susceptible to stress and may suffer depression. This section will review published work in research journals on empathic parenting and taking into account the merits as well as the demerits. It will also focus on ways to manage kids in the parenting process without becoming excessively attached and over-emphatic.

Teaching the Art of Joy and Resilience to your Child

June 30, 2018April 16, 2020

Emotions and Behavior

Teaching Your Children the Art of Joy and Resilience: Responsive Parenting

Taking care of children’s physical health while also teaching them to be mentally strong is a requirement of parenting. You’re doing it right if your child has a sense of wonder and enjoyment and copes well with stress. Some people have an amazing sense of joy in life. They laugh

Potty Training

Potty Training and Your Baby’s Brain: Responsive Parenting

Potty training is an important developmental milestone that marks a child’s relative independence. Yet, potty training is daunting for parents as well as for children because it involves establishing a routine, creating

Teaching Your Children the Art of Joy and Resilience: Responsive Parenting

June 30, 2018April 16, 2020

Emotions and Behavior

Taking care of children’s physical health while also teaching them to be mentally strong is a requirement of parenting. You’re doing it right if your child has a sense of wonder and