High school isn’t just about grades—it’s a launchpad for independence, resilience, and lifelong skills. This year, your teen will juggle academics, extracurriculars, social pressures, and maybe even a job or college applications. But with the right tools and mindset, they can thrive.

Preparing for the new school year is a collaborative effort that involves planning, communication, and emotional support. By implementing these strategies, you can help your child start the school year with confidence and a positive mindset, paving the way for a successful and fulfilling academic and social journey.

Your little one is about to attend their first day of “school” and you play a crucial role in helping them transition smoothly. Here are the top 10 ways parents can help their preschooler get ready for the new school year…

Everyone benefits when you take time for yourself, seek support and try to enjoy the often difficult new baby phase.

Here’s how three parents are navigating a relocation, what it means for kids, and how experts advise co-parents handle the situation.

We often ask our kids basic questions about how their day was, with mixed results. If you're lucky, you'll get more than a one-word answer. But what if we could get inside that growing brain—or get ahead of that tantrum by asking the right questions?

It’s time to talk about the mental health crisis stealing our fathers, partners, and friends. Let’s honor the whole truth—not just the Instagram version

This is the tightrope walk of modern parenting: How do we raise boys who are both resilient and emotionally aware? Who can stand up for themselves while still being vulnerable?

Your child’s first sleepover is a big milestone - an important step towards independence and social development…

While carrying mental load is exhausting, sharing it is the key to preventing burnout and fostering fairness in the home. But how do you shift the balance?

Thinking about family therapy? It’s not as daunting as it seems. Learn what to expect, how it helps, and how to choose a therapist.

We’re watching a generation struggle in ways we never did—and many of us feel helpless. But new research shows your support matters more than ever. Here’s what’s really going on with Gen Z—and how you can be their anchor.

Parental favoritism is normal, but it stings. Here’s why it happens and how to handle it.

The kids’ cartoon that makes moms cry (in a good way). What you need to know about this popular kids’ show.

Preparing for the new school year is about setting up a supportive environment that fosters confidence, enthusiasm, and mental well-being. Here are the top 10 ways parents can help their kids get ready for the new school year…

As the family timeline is changing and many people are opting to wait to have children, we now are a generation of people charged with caring for both children and elderly parents. And it’s not easy…

Back to school means many things to families as they prepare their kids for the school year ahead. Often, this sets the routine and expectations for the next ten months. There are some worries or fears that can come along. This list is designed to support you and your family to ensure everyone feels supported, prepared, and excited for September!

Breaking up is hard to do…but even harder when you have children.

Intimate partner violence can look different than you think. Learn what it is and how it affects children’s development.

Here are some family-friendly and digestible ways to bring up the topic of money for kids of all ages to understand. The sooner you have these conversations, the faster they can learn to create healthy money habits.