Helping Your Child Cope with Divorce

A child may exhibit "baby" behaviors when his parents divorce.

The Resilient Child

Don't allow your child's feelings about adoption to go underground.

Finding someone who understands your child's experience will help him develop a strong sense of self.

How to ease your child's entry to the wider world outside your home.

The child that doesn't talk about adoption may have emotions that need to be explored.

We want the best for our children — and sometimes that means saying no.

It's not uncommon for a child to have different interests — and academic skills — than his achieving parents.

Your preschooler is curious — and so are his peers. Help him get ready for inquiring young minds.

At school, children have to fend for themselves. Here are words they can live by.

A temporary stay-at-home dad muses on the finer points of baby care.

My new child opened up my apartment — and my world — to a new group of friends.

Who can teach an adolescent boy to open up? You guessed it.

Preschoolers ask the darnedest questions, but don't be afraid to answer them.

Adoptive mothers have unique questions and concerns. Here's how to get the help–and guidance–you need.

Adding another child to your family can be exhilarating. But first, you'll have to prep your preschooler.

Many of us want to indulge our children with gifts and leniency. But that's not what kids need.

Sometimes, bonds in adoption form so instantly, so mysteriously, you just wonder how you ever got this lucky...