Dr. Friendtastic for Parents
Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhDUseful 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!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 336 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Friend’s new friend doesn’t like him (Ian, Age 11) | 156
Hi there,
There’s a traditional saying that goes "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." This is about finding allies to fight an enemy.
A twist on this is the expectation that “The enemy of my friend is my enemy.” This might be the sentime...
8 fights a day!
Hi there,
If you have more than one kid, this may sound familiar:
“He’s copying me!”
“She’s touching my stuff!”
“He’s touching me!”
“She’s doing it again!!”
This doesn’t mean you’re doing anything wrong. In fact, one study found that...
Friend is jealous and possessive (Miranda, Age 8) | 155
Hi there,
Friends are precious, which means they can be hard to share! In this week’s episode, Miranda’s best friend is filled with jealousy when Miranda plays with someone else, and that leads the friend to do some not-so-kind things. Sho...
Friends say she’s bossy, but they’re bossy (Lola, Age 8) | 154
Hi there,
Does the word “bossy” get your hackles up? Some people think that girls (and women) are more likely than boys (and men) to be accused of and penalized for being bossy. On the other hand, barking orders at people, especially witho...
Not invited to the sleepover! (Jim, Age 12) | Ep. 153
Hi there,
Being excluded hurts. It’s one of the most common concerns I hear from kids. But there’s a difference between being excluded and just not being invited. In this week’s episode, Jim found out his friends had a sleep-over without h...
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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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