Difficult children

Parenting a strong-willed child can be difficult and exhausting, but you can learn how to turn that all around with these tips on raising a spirited child.

9 simple but effective tips to teach you how to deal with a difficult child, avoid power struggles and raise happy, independent, and respectful kids!

Do you have an ungrateful child or teen on your hands? Here are the most common signs of an ungrateful kid, and what you can do to reverse this unsavory behavior.

Parenting expert, psychologist and bestselling author Michele Borba shares her advice for identifying spoiled behavior, and how to raise generous and considerate kids.

Advice from a Family Therapist - How to Handle a Difficult Child Okay, first of all, I hate the word difficult and thought for a while about what to call this. I want my

That difficult child is the one that needs you the most. Get five strategies that will help you make not only the child's life better, but yours as well. These ideas work for elementary, middle and high school students!

As I poured out my struggles with my difficult child to my counselor, I could feel her understanding and support. Then she asked a question I never expected.

Angry children don't rage for anger's sake. Rather, their behavior is a symptom of a deeper issue. Here's a close look at the anatomy of an angry gifted child, plus suggestions for helping her cope.

What do emotionally immature parents all have in common? They are emotionally unavailable to their children. Their insensitivity and lack of empathy make them difficult to communicate and connect with. Their self-involvement often centers on interactions around them, making them draining to be around. Do any of these 4 types of emotionally immature parents resonate with your experience?