Experts say shedding a few tears can be good for kids, as long as parents are also helping them understand and name the emotions that come with them. (Photo: Getty Creative) If you have a kid, you ...

We feel happy to have our emotions on show for our kids. But when it comes to crying, ... it's probably because I rarely saw my parents cry. Emotional ... and a film just made them feel a bit sad.

If a young child comes into the kitchen and their parent is crying but says nothing’s wrong, for example, the parent is modelling that “emotions are to be ashamed of and should be hidden”.

Your child is starting a new chapter that doesn’t revolve around you. Of course, you’re going to feel some strong emotions. You might feel sad, excited, lonely, proud, worried, apprehensive ...

Kids are sad because they’re missing ... They’re feeling the same emotions that adults are about the pandemic, Willard said, but expressing them in different ways: They cry, cut their ...

All parents feel the need to cry from time to time but, in fear of burdening their children, many suppress their emotions and put on a brave face.

Sad movies are teaching kids — not traumatizing them. ... Instead, the Chilean film blends sadness with all the emotions that always make me cry at movies: wistfulness, longing, loneliness.

CBS executive producer Harold Bryant is defending the network’s decision to uphold a quasi-tradition. The network often shows footage of kids crying during NCAA tournament games. Cincinnati kid ...