Every parent wants their child to grow up as a confident, happy, and strong individual. However, self-confidence does not develop simply by telling a child “You are amazing” or by giving them everything they want.…
Anger in Children: How Should Parents Respond? Does your child sometimes get angry very easily, shout when things do not go their way, or struggle to control their anger? Not knowing what to do in…
Why Is Setting Boundaries for Children Important? A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Boundaries One of the most common challenges parents face while raising children is setting boundaries. Many parents worry that saying “no” will upset…
Psychological Counselor Ebru Zengin Is My Child Addicted to Screens? A guide to age-based screen time, warning signs, and healthy digital balance Psychological Counselor Ebru Zengin Is My Child Addicted to Screens? Age-Based Screen Time…
Exams Come and Go, but Your Bond with Your Child Remains Exam periods are intense and sensitive not only for children, but also for families. During this time, your child’s success matters, but so does…
Why Is It Important to Say “Not Yet” Instead of “I Can’t”? If “I can’t” is a wall, then “not yet” is a door opening in that wall. The words we use during a child’s…
Take Back Control During the Exam I know the weight on your shoulders feels very heavy. But that exam paper does not define who you are. Shaky hands, a racing heart, or the feeling that…
Small Changes That Make Focusing Easier Focusing is often strengthened not by big decisions, but by small and consistent habits. Simplifying the study environment, setting the plan in advance, and reducing mental load can be…
