Child Care Blog
Parental love is a profound and innate emotion forming the family relationships’ foundation. It is a unique bond between parents and their children, characterized by care, protection, and unconditional affection.…
In psychology, primary reinforcers are crucial in understanding human behavior, motivation, and learning processes. Whether you realize it or not, primary reinforcers influence your daily actions and decisions. This article…
An enmeshed family is a family that lacks healthy boundaries between its members. Family members are emotionally fused together in an unhealthy way, often due to trauma or illness in…
A runaway teen leaves home without asking. They stay away for one night or more. Runaway teens are from all kinds of families and places. They are not bad kids.…
Childhood trauma is a term that refers to any adverse or stressful experience that occurs during the first 18 years of life. Adult survivors of childhood trauma may experience long-term…
Shaping is a way to make someone or something do something new. It uses rewards to make the new behavior happen. It also stops rewarding old behavior. This makes the…
A tantrum is an emotional outburst that occurs when a child is frustrated, angry, stressed, hungry, tired, or lonely. Tantrums are common in early childhood and are a normal part…
Emotionally unavailable parents are there but not there. They do not talk or play with their children. They do not hug or smile at their children. They do not help…
Dismissive avoidant is a type of attachment style that describes how a person relates to others. People with dismissive avoidant attachments frequently avoid closeness, emotional dependence, and dependence on others.…