We all benefit from a good cry. It releases stress, eases anxiety, and sometimes it just feels exhilarating. Babies, toddlers, and young children all cry for a variety of reasons. And while it may ...

Both of my kids ages 7 and 8 play sports and seem to love it. However, the problem is that the 8-year-old doesn't take losing very well and didn't even when he was younger. He is a very good ...

But, you know, these kids. They have real feelings, and even if they’re crying over something we think is trivial, it’s our job to both empathize and teach them to manage those feelings.

For many toddlers, crying is not a reflection of sadness — it's a way to process any emotion. They may cry out of anger, frustration, fear, excitement, confusion, anxiety, or even happiness.

My son cries because he spilled his milk. Because I clomped down the stairs before he did, thereby taking away his status as "line leader." Because he asked for green beans, and I served him green ...

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