Author: Beth Rogers

We tell our children we’re always willing to listen and that they can come to us at any time, but what do you do when they refuse to communicate with

Our lives include many difficult moments, but few provide as much pain and grief as the loss of a child. No matter what the circumstances of that loss may be

When you make an appointment with a doctor, you know they’ve been through medical school and are properly licensed. Set a time to discuss a matter with an attorney, and

As parents who have multiple children will attest, every child is different, and each of them will react to different situations in vastly different ways. However, there are four factors

You call your child for dinner—again. They’re locked into their screen, lost in a world that doesn’t include you. Maybe you’ve noticed it creeping in: the mood swings, the eye

It happened again this week in line at the supermarket. You told your son he couldn’t buy something, and he collapsed into a loud meltdown in front of all those

You didn’t hear much about child anxiety or suicide when you were growing up. Back then, kids got moody, sure—but now, something feels different. Something heavier. Something urgent. And you’re

The Daily Struggle. It’s 7:43 AM. The matching clothes are dirty, breakfast is a grab and go prepackaged meal at best, and someone’s in tears—again. If this sounds familiar, you’re