Useful tips for parents about children's feelings & friendships from psychologist & author Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD, PLUS weekly 5-min. podcast, Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic, & monthly online workshops. Over 2700 subscribers!
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Friendships are hard. Helping your kid navigate them doesn't have to be
When you think back to how you learned how to make friends, keep friends, and be a good friend, how did you do it?
My guess is you—like most of us—learned the hard way.
The hard way may have involved tears or yelling, feeling like an...
Should I step in? – Parents’ biggest question about kids’ friendship problems
“Nobody likes me!”
“They’re being mean to me!”
“Everyone has a close friend, except me!”
When your child comes home saying something like that, you may feel helpless.
Dr. Friendtastic for Parents is a reader-supported publication. To re...
For the friendship stuff this school year
School is back: new teachers, new routines, new classrooms, and new friendship dilemmas!
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Trying to make a friend in a new class or activity.
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Having an argument with a friend.
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Feeling left out when a friend hangs out with so...
He doesn’t want to be friends with someone (Julian, Age 8) | 161
Hi there,
Would you rather be the dumper or the dumpee? Neither is fun.
In preschool and maybe in kindergarten, teachers can get a way with saying, “Now, children, we all need to be friends!” But even in preschool, kids have preferred an...
How to say no to a friend without feeling bad (Blaire, Age 12)
Hi there,
I’m off for the holiday weekend, but I thought you might enjoy an older episode (Ep. 55) about saying no to friends. This is something even adults sometimes struggle to do! Let me know what you think in the comments.
Please cons...
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Author, psychologist, mom of 4, in Princeton, NJ. I write the Dr. Friendtastic newsletter + podcast about kids' feelings & friendships. Recent books: Growing Feelings, Moody Moody Cars, Kid Confidence. EileenKennedyMoore.com | DrFriendtastic.com.
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